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January 08, 2020

• Best Georgia Online MBA Programs

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces New Senior Staff Member

• Commissioner King Releases 2019 Insurance and Safety Fire Year-In-Review

• Go Nuts, Georgia: Georgia Tech Alumni, Engineers Innovate in $2.2B Peanut Industry

• Raffensperger Says Agency is Ready for Potential Cyber Attacks

• Three Secrets of a Great Helpdesk

• BBB Tip: Charitable Giving After a Tragedy or Natural Disaster

January 07, 2020

• TOUR Championship Introduces New Champions Club

• Draffin Tucker Welcomes New Partner

• Cumberland Group Names Joe Corbett President and Chief Operating Officer

• Atlanta Fed Names Willis Vice President and Senior Economist

• DeKalb County to Host 36th Annual MLK Celebration

• Irving's USOSM Announces New Partnership in Atlanta

• Hartsfield-Jackson Earns Envision Silver Award for Sustainable Infrastructure

• Regional Transit Plan a Veritable Smorgasbord for ATLanta

• Boyd Collar Nolen Tuggle & Roddenbery Expands with Addition of Two Family Law Attorneys

• Charlie Harper: Bet On A Short Legislative Session

• Gov. Kemp Names James Prine to Southern Judicial Circuit

• Senators Perdue, Smith Lead Bipartisan Action To Support Youth Development

• Wells Fargo Contributes More Than $11.5M to Habitat for Humanity

• Arrow Exterminators Reflects on Successful Year in Business

• GCCMA’s Professional Development Sessions Coordinated by Institute

• 7 In 10 Companies Plan To Expand Tech Teams In First Half Of 2020; Project-Based Hires A Priority As Talent Pool Remains Tight

• New Survey Shows Majority of Small Businesses Believe They are a Likely Target for Cybercrimes; More Than a Quarter have Experienced Data Breach in Last Year

• Redfin Survey: Millennials Still Want Single-Family Homes, Even if it Means a Long Commute

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