News

March 11, 2022

• Chick-Fil-A to Open First Franchise in Puerto Rico

• Former State Rep. Says He’ll Qualify to Run for Labor Commissioner

• New Study: Majority of Americans Feel the Federal Reserve Should be Doing More to Address Inflation

• Study Finds Majority of Companies ll Equipped to Meet Changing Business Needs

• New Data Reveals 84% of Talent is Job Hunting, Yet 60% Believe Companies are Failing to Get Hiring Right

March 10, 2022

• ASU Alumni Spotlight: Felicia Simpson

• Local Church in Albany is Pouring Back Into the Community

• GPA Increasing Brunswick’s Annual Capacity to 1.4M Vehicles

• The Coca-Cola Company Suspends its Business in Russia

• Gov. Kemp, General Assembly Plan to Temporarily Halt State Gas Tax, Provide Relief to Georgians

• Home Affordability by Generation in Georgia

• The Home Depot Adds Workshops for Pros to Roster of Livestreams

• Aflac Incorporated Releases First Sustainability Bond Report

• Zaxby's Named to Newsweek's Best Loyalty Program 2022 List

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pensions Funded at 102.4% at end of February, Despite Market Downturn

• Businesses to Prioritize People Strategies as Talent Expectations Dominate the CEO Agenda

• Western Governors University Named an Amazon Education Partner for Career Choice Program

March 09, 2022

• SBDC in Albany to Host Webinar on March 22nd

• What's Going on at Georgia Southwestern in March

• Nearly 7 in 10 Workers’ View of Work Changed After the Pandemic

• Finalist Named for the Kennesaw State University Presidency

• Women’s History Month: Meta Data Shows Women-Led Small Businesses Lead the Way

• Georgia man Gets 3 Years in Prison for Spending Nearly $60,000 in COVID-19 Relief Money on a Pokémon Card

• Kirby Smart Reacts to Georgia Football's big Week at NFL Combine

• Gas Prices in Georgia Have Increased 50¢ in the Last Week, and Experts say it Won't Stop There

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