News

October 12, 2018

• 43% of Cyberattacks Target Small Businesses

October 11, 2018

• Georgia Congressional Delegation Requests Expedited Emergency Declaration Approval for Georgia

• Hurricane Michael Poses Serious Danger, Sparking Mobilization in Georgia

• Sen. Isakson Votes to Support More Healthcare Choices for Consumers

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Urge Georgians to Take Precautions as Hurricane Michael Upgraded, State of Emergency Expanded

• Several GDOL Offices to Close Today

• SafetyNet Job Loss and Disability Insurance Provides Georgians Money after Income Loss

• Sprint Assisting Customers Impacted by Hurricane Michael

• United Nations Ambassador and Former SC Governor Nikki Haley Resigns

• High Interest Rates Put Pressure on Auto Sales in September, According to Edmunds

• CompTIA Security Experts Share Their Advice on What it Takes to Become a Cybersecurity Pro

October 10, 2018

• Storm Memorial Construction in the Works

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner: Now is the Time to Prepare for Hurricane Michael

• Dougherty County EMA Director Considers Local Declaration of Emergency

• Georgia Department of Transportation Southern Districts Prepared for Hurricane Impacts

• Several South Georgia GDOL Offices to Close Today

• Stay Safe and Informed during Hurricane Michael with Tools, Resources from Georgia Power

• The Home Depot Names Manuel Kadre to its Board of Directors

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Urge Georgians to Prepare for Hurricane Michael

• Georgia Chamber President Chris Clark 8 for 18 Infrastructure Op-Ed

• Radial Customer Care Center in Brunswick Bringing on 750 Workers to Support Holiday Season

• USDA Prepared to Respond to Hurricane Michael

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Decreased in September

• In Historic Bull Market, the Average CEO in the United States is Older and Stays on the Job Much Longer

• Quicken Loans Study: Home Value Perceptions Stable as Summer Ends

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