News

February 23, 2017

• Southern Company Reports 4Q 2016 Earnings of $197M

• Percentage of Georgia Students Taking and Passing AP Exams Increases Again

• Charlie Harper on Casinos: Georgia is Leaving Significant Money on the Table

• Sports Warehouse to Create More Than 300 Jobs in Forsyth County

• Georgia State: Trade Skirmishes Make for a Restrained Federal Reserve in 2017

• Hub Magazine Focuses on Georgia’s FinTech Sector

• Verizon to Deliver 5G Service to Pilot Customers in 11 Markets across U.S. by Mid 2017

• The "Gig" Economy Will Impact Corporate Real Estate and The Future of Cities

• Are Your Best Employees Looking to Leave?

• The Heat Is On: Six In 10 Employees Report Increased Work Stress

• TD Bank: Electronic Payments & Invoicing Increase Finance Professionals' Concerns about Cybersecurity, Fraud

February 22, 2017

• Otis Redding Foundation Board of Directors Adds Four New Members

• Valmiera Glass USA Corp Hosts Career Fair at OFTC February 23rd

• Border Dispute between Macon-Bibb, Monroe Counties Prompts Legislative Intervention

• Mercer University Student Newspaper Wins 10 Awards at Annual Georgia College Press Association Better Newspaper Contest

• Governor Receives Criminal Justice Reform Report

• AT&T Employee Resource Group HACEMOS Offers Training and Guidance to 2,500 Students Across the U.S.

• Special Olympics Georgia Hosts Eighth Annual Polar Plunge Fundraiser

• Could More Solar Energy Careers Come to Georgia?

• UPS Tests Residential Delivery Via Drone Launched From Atop Package Car

• Commission Verifies Expenses for Georgia Power’s Fifteenth Nuclear Plant Vogtle Construction Monitoring Report

• Popeyes Sold to Burger King Parent for $1.8B

• Survey: Americans Reveal Biggest Tax Stressors

• Hiring Managers: Too Little Pay Could Cost You

February 21, 2017

• Better Business Bureaus Expand Services through Merger

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