News

December 20, 2018

• Georgia Up Slightly in State Health Rankings, But Still on Lower End

• Location Change for The 2019 Special Olympics Georgia State Fall Games

• Senator David Perdue: Another Continuing Resolution Is Totally Unacceptable

• Unemployment Tax Rate Notices Now Online

• UPS Selected As One Of America’s Most JUST Companies

• LendingTree Survey Finds More Than Half of Americans Can't Cover a $1,000 Emergency with Savings

• New Auto Sales on Track for Near-Record Year in 2018, Edmunds Forecasts

• Majority Feel 2018 Fourth Quarter is Good Time to Buy Home, Says Realtor Survey

December 19, 2018

• Accenture Security to Invest $500,000 in Georgia Tech’s Online Master of Science in Cybersecurity Degree Program

• Consulting Solutions Acquires JDC Group

• Job Training, Education Boost South Metro Atlanta Economy

• Atlanta Hawks and Comcast Business to Keep Fans Connected at the All-New State Farm Arena

• Georgia State Chemist Among The First To Perform Research Using World’s Most Powerful Supercomputer

• Partnership Creates Hope and Opportunity for Adults with Disabilities

• iChek Adds New Advisory Board Member

• Rep. Tanner Served as a Featured Speaker at ARC’s 2018 State of the Region Breakfast

• Antonio Barrios Joins Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs Inc. as Commercial Loan Officer

• DeKalb Hosts Final Recycling Roll Cart Exchange Event Saturday

• Alexander Haas, Inc. Marks 31 Years with Record-Breaking Numbers

• Chick-fil-A to Become Nation's Third-Largest Restaurant Chain

• Effort to Change Georgia’s CON Laws Gains More Momentum

• Aflac Incorporated Further Strengthens its Relationship with Japan Post Holdings

• Braden Benefits To Provide New Chamber SMART Plan for Georgia Small Businesses

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Five Facts Favoring Education Choice in Georgia

• Disclosure Requirements Do Not Always Translate Into Better Corporate Sustainability Performance

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