News

August 07, 2020

• AAA Study Finds Flaws with Driver Assistance Technology

• BBB Tip: 9 Tips for College Students to Avoid ID Theft

August 06, 2020

• Atlanta-based PolyVision Acquires US-Based Visual Display Board Manufacturer, Marsh Industries Inc.

• APS Raises Minimum Wage for Full-Time Employees to $15 Per Hour

• ATDC Seeks Healthcare Technology Applicants for September 2020 ATDC Venture Showcase

• LexisNexis Risk Solutions Promotes Josh Schoeller to Chief Executive Officer of Its Health Care Business Unit

• Atlanta-based Veritas Collaborative Announces New CFO

• Cardlytics Adds OpenTable CMO to Board of Directors

• Global Payments Contributes $250,000 to the United for Racial Equity and Healing Fund

• Google, WeWork to Collaborate with Atlanta Black-owned Startups

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Issues Orders to Act Upon Use of Force Advisory Council’s 45-day Recommendations

• Neenah Reports Second Quarter 2020 Results

• Hyperion Bank Adds Experienced Branch Manager in Atlanta

• Emory Partners with Mexican Consulate in Atlanta to Address COVID-19 Disparities in Latinx Community

• Gov. Kemp Issues Veto and Signing Statements

• Georgia Renaissance Festival is Postponed by Pandemic Again - Now to Spring 2021

• Governor Kemp Signs Bipartisan Second Chance Bill

• Senator David Perdue On Rebuilding Our Military

• Governor Kemp Signs Legislation Allowing for Early Prescription Refills during Emergencies

• AARP Survey: 83% of Global Executives Agree Multigenerational Workforce is Key to Growth and Success

• Increased Economic Risk from COVID-19 puts Pressure on Mortgage Performance in 2020 Q1

• Used Vehicle Prices Are on the Rise During the Coronavirus Pandemic, According to Edmunds

August 05, 2020

• Paya and FinTech III Announce Merger Agreement

• Georgia Power partners with Truist Atlanta Open to provide $10,000 donation to The Giving Kitchen

• Wellspring Living to Receive $500,000 in Grants

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