News

June 20, 2019

• New Measures Launching to Ensure Safety and Etiquette on the Atlanta BeltLine

• "Uber of Moving," Bellhops, Opens Second Office in Atlanta and is Looking to Hire Tech and Operational Talent

• Local Favorite Never Enough Thyme Opens at Alpharetta City Center

• Piedmont Rockdale Now Offers New Mobile Wayfinding for Patients and Visitors

• Wayfair to Create 500+ Jobs in Athens-Clarke County

• Senator David Perdue Leads Effort To Restore Accountability In Government

• Kia Motors Ranked Highest Mass Market Brand For Fifth Consecutive Year In J.D. Power U.S. Initial Quality Study

• Georgia State Economist Receives $250,000 to Study Elderly Food Security, SNAP and Health Outcomes

• More Than One-Third of Business Owners Not Prepared to Manage Legalized Marijuana in the Workplace

• More Banks Tying CEO Pay to Performance

• Data: Consumers First Hear About New Retailers Through Friends and Family

June 19, 2019

• Primerica Brings nearly 50,000 Attendees to Atlanta

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Creates Atlanta’s First City Department of Transportation

• Atlanta-Based Inovity Acquires IMCorp Inc. to Expand Eastern U.S. Presence

• Bright Mountain Media Announces Agreement and Plan of Merger to Acquire Atlanta-based Inform, Inc.

• Smyrna Leaders Vote to Ban E-Scooters

• Engel & Völkers Atlanta Announces Record-breaking Sale at 1010 Midtown

• ‘Total Immersion’: UWG, Fulton County Schools Partner to Offer Future Teachers Paid Internships

• United Community Bank Adds Veteran Banker Scott Poole

• Heatherland Homes Announces Westbury Park in Conyers

• Where Does Georgia Rank on Some Key Health Measures?

• State Charter Schools Commission Welcomes Buzz Brockway & Hunter Hill as New Commissioners

• Georgia Central Railway to Benefit from Federal Grant for Infrastructure Improvements

• Bank Customers Have Questions about Truist as Merger Nears

• Governor Kemp Announces Judicial & Department of Revenue Appointments

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