News

May 23, 2019

• GSU: 2019 Started Strong Due to One-Time Factors, Cannot Mask Overall Moderation

• Delta CEO Responds to Bernie Sanders about Anti-union Campaign

• Medicaid Expansion Can Save Lives of Infants and Moms, Study Says

• Kirby Smart Assures Hometown Faithful He Has No Plans of Leaving UGA

• Senator David Perdue: It’s Time To Get Disaster Relief Done

• Dressbarn Winding Down Operations, Closing 650 Stores

• April Construction Starts Retreat 15%

May 22, 2019

• NFP Acquires ShawHankins, Inc., Marietta-Based Group Benefits Brokerage

• Coca-Cola Updates Plans for Coca-Cola Beverages Africa, Including Intent to Retain Majority Stake in Bottler

• Mercedes-Benz Stadium Hosting FIFA Women’s World Cup Final Viewing Party

• EarthLink Expands to Offer Internet Connectivity to 19 Million More Households

• Rukus Cycling Studios Opens First Georgia Location at Edge on the BeltLine

• Recent Phishing Attack Targets Georgia Tech Students, Employees

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms’ Legislation to Close Atlanta City Detention Center Approved by City Council

• Craig Rogers Named Vice President of Advancement at Piedmont College

• Smith, Currie & Hancock LLP Recognized as a Leading Law Firm by Chambers USA 2019

• Heatherland Homes Announces Logan Park

• Governor Kemp Names 15 to State Boards

• Chick-fil-A's Mobile Sales are Skyrocketing as Execs Say the Chicken Chain is Entering a New Tech-obsessed Era

• AT&T Prepared to Keep Communities Connected During Hurricane Season

• 2020 Georgia Teacher of the Year Named

• The Home Depot Announces First Quarter Results; Reaffirms Fiscal Year 2019 Guidance

• Georgia Power: Stay Cool, Save Money as Summer Heat Hits Georgia in May

• Sen. Isakson: More Great Trade News for U.S., Georgians

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Jumped 7.4% in April

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