News

November 13, 2017

• UPS Launches eBike Solution in Pittsburgh

• SunTrust Holiday Survey: Majority of Americans Would Give Up Gifts for Gatherings

• Bobby Cagle: DFCS Isn’t a Four-letter Word Anymore

• Georgia Power Highlights Veterans' Views from Vogtle

• Georgia's First Big Crop of Satsumas on Track for 2018 Harvest

• GMA Announces People of Manufacturing Award Winners

• Sen. Isakson: Tax Reform Crucial to America’s Future

• As Holiday Near SOS Kemp Issues Tips for Charitable Giving

• Small Business Confidence Reaches Highest Point in Five Years

• Deloitte Study: Shoppers Expect Retailers will be Dashing Through the Snow to Deliver Holiday Packages

• New Survey Shows: Cyber Monday Beats Black Friday Again, But Millennials Are Heading to the Stores for Bargains

• Dodge Momentum Index Recovers in October

November 10, 2017

• Phoebe Family Member Wins Statewide Hospital Hero Award

• Albany Native Charlie Peeler Confirmed as U.S. Attorney

• Albany State University Transition Team Announces Student Led Task Force

• Local Magnet School Exceeds 100% on State Test

• Ameris Bank's Helping Fight Hunger Food Drive Initiative Results

• Deerfield Windsor Launches "Every Knight"

• Alcon to Invest $97M in Johns Creek Expansion

• New Spherion Study Finds that Military Members Increasingly are Prepared and Eager to Enter the Civilian Workforce

• Lt. Governor Cagle Announces Student Leadership Award Finalists Ahead of Business and Education Summit

• Chambliss Leadership Forum Exceeds $1M Fundraising Goal

• October State Tax Revenues Down -3.2%

• Aflac CEO Named to Harvard Business Review List of 100 Best-Performing CEOs in the World

• Georgia-based Go Green Synthetic Lawn Solutions Announces Artificial Turf Solution for Reflective Burns

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