News

January 11, 2017

• Governor Names Two to State Board of Education

• GaDOE and GPEE to Host Solutions Summit to Address Chronically Underperforming Schools

• Americans' Views of Economy Remain Relatively Upbeat

• One Size No Longer Fits All with Employee Promotion Plans

• Trump's Three Challenges as CEO of Government

• FICO Research: Average US Student Loan Debt Doubled in 10 Years

• Companies Don't Have Effective Brand Ambassadors

January 10, 2017

• Governor to Visit Storm-damaged Albany Area Today

• Dougherty County Commissioners Sworn in

• Initial Estimates Plot Storm Costs at Nearly $16M

• Deerfield-Windsor School Holds Annual College Panel

• Albany State University Faculty and Staff Members Deliver 400 Meals to Albany Storm Victims

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Ambassador Personnel

• SunTrust Foundation Provides Grants of $16.6M in 2016 to Boost Financial Well-Being

• Low Pay In State Legislatures Means Some Can't Afford The Job

• Governor Appoints 12 to State Boards

• Georgia State Tax Revenues Up 0.7% in December

• Ralston Re-elected Speaker as Georgia Legislature Opens

• Georgia State's Chris Lemley Outlines Retail Trends for 2017

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Rise

• UPS Acquires Freightex Ltd. to Accelerate Expansion Of U.K. and European Truckload Brokerage Business

• New PEO Pulse Survey Shows PEO Execs Are Optimistic About Industry Growth in 2017

• National Construction Momentum Index Jumps in December

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined Slightly in December

• U.S. Uninsured Rate Holds at Low of 10.9% in Fourth Quarter

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