News

November 11, 2020

• What’s Filming in Georgia in November?

• Electric Vehicle Manufacturer TEKLAS to Open North American Headquarters in Georgia, Create 120 Jobs in Calhoun

• Buc-ee’s​ to Open First Georgia Travel Center in Warner Robins on Nov. 18th

• UPS Recognized By EPA Among Top Environmental Performers With Smartway Excellence Award

• Charlie Harper: Election Provides No Kum Ba Yah Moment

• CFO Role Expands Amid Pandemic, According to New Protiviti Survey

• Nearly 70% of Business Owners Surveyed Cited Economic and Political Uncertainty as Factors in Retirement Readiness

• Nearly Two-Thirds of Employees with Remote Learning Children are Burnt Out, New Eagle Hill Research Finds

November 10, 2020

• Atlanta Fed Announces New Commercial Real Estate Momentum Index

• Georgia Power Supports Atlanta Fire & Rescue Foundation’s “Breakfast for our Bravest”

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Appoints Deborah Lonon as Commissioner of City’s Grants and Community Development Department

• President and CEO of Elite Hotel Management Group Elected Chairman of the Board for American Pride Bank and American Bancorp Inc

• Piedmont Healthcare Earns 2020 CHIME Digital Health Most Wired Recognition for Third Straight Year

• Norfolk Southern Gifting Historic Marco Polo Railcar to Southeastern Railway Museum in Duluth, Georgia

• Tech-Rich Alexan Eight West Draws on Midtown’s Art Scene

• DeKalb Announces Early Voting Dates, Times for 5th Congressional District Special Election Runoff

• LendingPoint Closes its First Revolving and its Largest Ever Rated Consumer Loan ABS Issuance

• National Academy of Medicine Elects Two Emory Researchers and Leaders in 2020 Class

• Brock Built Homes Awarded Numerous OBIE Awards

• Masters 2020: Bring Augusta to Your House

• Georgia's Senate Runoffs Poised to be Among Most Expensive Races in History

• Dr. Ray Perren Named TCSG Deputy Commissioner for Technical Education

• Explore Georgia Launches 'Georgia’s Great Escapes Giveaway' to Showcase Safe Travel

• Augusta University: What Toll is the Second Wave of COVID Taking on America’s Mental Health?

• Report Finds Georgia has Lost 139,500 Manufacturing Jobs Since 1999

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