News

September 15, 2016

• Water, Wings & Wildlife Festival at the Flint RiverQuarium September 24th

• Economic Impact of Georgia’s Tourism Industry Hits Record $58.9B

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 4.9% in August

• Georgia Public Service Commission Approves Innovative Right-of-Way Solar Project along The Ray in Troup County

• Opportunity School District Ad Highlights Urgency for Students

• Trump-Pence Campaign Announces Congressional Leadership Team in Georgia

• The AFCI to Host 40th Annual Cineposium Conference in Atlanta

• UPS to Hire About 95,000 for Holiday Season

• Amerigroup Community Care of Georgia Awarded State Contract to Continue Serving State’s Medicaid Population

• New Mobile Alert Program Just Peachy for GWCCA Exhibitors

• Randstad Technologies Report: 12 Hot Markets for Cybersecurity Jobs

• One-Third of Tech Employers Would Offer 10-15% Salary Increase to Attract Top Talent, Modis Survey Finds

• Commercial Real Estate Expansion Expected to Remain on Slow, Upward Path

• KPMG Survey: U.S. Construction Companies Not Embracing Technological Advancements

• Survey: Nearly One-Quarter of Law Firms Plan to Boost Lateral Hiring in Next Two Years

September 14, 2016

• Albany Star Business of the Week: Raymond James

• Albany State University Announces First Provost Faculty Fellow

• Phoebe Health Assessment Shows Areas of Concern in Dougherty Co.

• City of Albany Fills an Old Position and Creates a New One

• NCR to Create More than 1,800 Jobs in Atlanta

• Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockhart to Step Down

• Georgia Again Ranks High in Rate of Uninsured

• CSU’s Jim Blanchard Leadership Forum Honors USG Chancellor Hank Huckaby with 8th Annual Blanchard Award for Outstanding Stewardship and Ethics in Business

• State Announces HDCI Sector Partnerships and Grants

• Charlie Harper: Raises and Thanks for Georgia’s Law Enforcement Officers

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