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August 06, 2019

• UPS Helps K12 Equip Online Learners For Back To School

• Georgia Tech Expert Raises Concerns about Medical Crowdfunding for Advanced Cancer Therapies

• Georgia and Military Spending

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in July

• EY Survey Finds US Consumers, Businesses Expect Massive Energy Transition in Next Decade

• One in 10 Americans Use Telehealth, But Nearly 75% Lack Awareness or Access, J.D. Power Finds

August 05, 2019

• Newell Brands Moving HQ Back to Atlanta, Q2 Results

• Fulton County Collaborates to Offer Employment, Job Training and Education

• DeKalb Chamber Hosts Business Roundtable with Congresswoman Lucy McBath

• Southern Telecom’s Unique Conduit System in Atlanta Supports Fiber Network Expansion for Major Telecom Carrier Hotel

• Wallis Bank Announces New Bank Opening in Atlanta

• Delta Reports Operating Performance for July 2019

• Hammonds House Honors Celebrates and Recognizes Excellence in Black Visual Art at Southwest Arts Center on September 12th

• Revegy and FinListics Announce Partnership Alliance

• KSU: Dancing with the Stars

• Scottdale Early Learning Launches Capital Campaign to Double the Number of Children Served Through the Acquisition of a Second Childcare Facility

• Kemp Administration Probing Ethylene Oxide Risk in Georgia

• Applications Now Open for 2019 Georgia Automotive Awards

• German Car Glass Maker to Open Plant in Georgia

• New Legislative Study Committees Coming This Fall

• Feedback Needed to Inform GDOT Aviation Impact Study

• Georgia Stone: Personal Foundations -- Stories behind Building a Nation August 9th Lunch and Learn

• U.S. Department of Labor Investigation Results in Fine for Georgia Supermarket

• DoorDash Buys a Rival, Caviar, for $410M

• Office Relocation Positively Affects 68% of U.S. Employees, Despite Challenges with Distractions

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