News

November 14, 2019

• Deal Reached on Millions in Erroneous Medicare Payments

• Secretary of State’s Office: Risk-Limiting Audit Concludes Paper-Ballot System Accurate

• Relationship with SBDC Paid off for Contractor When the U.S. Economy Went South

• Great Unknowns Scholarship Recipients Embody Kia’s “Give It Everything” Spirit

• Cybersecurity Research Reveals Risk is Shifting to Midsized Businesses

• Roughly 3 in 4 U.S. Knowledge Workers Would Be Willing to Quit to Work From Home, Zapier Report Finds

November 13, 2019

• Georj Lewis Named President of Atlanta Metropolitan State College

• SCAD Atlanta Plans 20-story Tower with 973 Beds, Auditorium

• Senator David Perdue Meets with Home Depot Employees

• Emory University Breaks Ground on Facility to Transform Cancer Care

• Encore Announces New Ownership, Rebrands as Leading Performing Arts News Source

• Georgia State’s College of Education & Human Development Expands Teacher Residency Programs to Rural Georgia

• Piedmont Hospitals Earn Chest Pain Center Accreditation

• DeKalb Citizens Advocacy Council Calls for Simple Fix for Ethics Board

• RegTech Innovator TruNarrative Builds on European Success, Opens US Operations in Atlanta’s Transaction Alley

• Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections Certifies Election Results from November Balloting

• Kemp, Duncan, Ralston Name Medical Cannabis Commission

• Georgia Power Presents Fourth Annual Preston Arkwright Award for Service

• Atlanta Pro Sports Execs Call for Legalizing Sports Betting

• Former President Carter out of Surgery, No Complications

• Georgians for Lawsuit Reform Endorses Beth Beskin for Supreme Court

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Good News on Georgia Economic Freedom and Opportunity

• SunTrust Foundation Awards $500,000 Grant to Girls Leadership Academy of Wilmington to Establish Makerspace

• Commodities Gained on Fed Rate Cut and Improving Trade Relations

• More Home Owners Opening Their Doors for Travelers

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