News

April 19, 2017

• Georgia 6th: Georgia Special Election Will Go to Runoff

• World Trade Center Atlanta Announces World Trade Day 2017 in Georgia May 2nd

• USG 2017-2018 Academic Year Tuition Increase Limited to Two Percent

• “Share a Coke” Returns with More Names, More Flavors and More Ways to Enjoy Ice-Cold Summer Refreshment

• State of Georgia-Korea Office Takes Part in 2017 Bio Korea International Convention

• Arnold Evans Named SunTrust Enterprise Ethics Officer

• Georgia DOT Status Update on I-85 Construction

• The UPS Store Launches First-Ever National Pitch Off to Celebrate and Support Entrepreneurs

• Majority Say Wealthy Americans, Corporations Taxed Too Little

• US Economic Confidence Index Positive but Continues to Sag

• 37 Workplaces That Stand Out From the Rest

• Millennial Home Buyers Far More Traditional Than Previously Believed

April 18, 2017

• County Approves Land Bank; City Still to Vote

• January Storms Contribute to Real Estate 'Seller's Market'

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Flint River Habitat for Humanity, Inc.

• Talib Kweli to Keynote Albany State University 2017 Hip-hop Conference

• Synovus Announces Q1 Results, to Make $75M & Retain Deposits in Bass Pro-Cabela’s Deal

• UPS Installs Beacons on Package Cars to Improve Loading Accuracy

• Charlie Harper: The 2018 – And 2019 – Legislative Work Starts Now

• GaDOE Announces 2017 Georgia Scholars

• Georgia Just Made it A Lot Harder to Make Money on People Ensnared in the Criminal Justice System

• Georgia Realtor Attends United Nations Luncheon and International Symposium

• American Cancer Society Hosts Nationwide CEO Fitness Challenge April 19th

• Rue 21 Is Closing These 12 Stores In Georgia

• The Skills Gap is Costing Companies Nearly $1M Annually, According to New CareerBuilder Survey

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