News

October 04, 2018

• Randstad US Wins American Staffing Association Award for Best Social Responsibility Program in U.S.

• Survey finds 26% of Atlanta Workers Have Quit Over Commute

• Premiums in Employer Plans Still Edging up, National Survey Finds

• Senator David Perdue: It’s Time To Tackle The Opioid Epidemic Head On

• Made in Georgia: Meal Kit Company Looks to Help Atlanta Farmers

• Traffic Fatalities, Crashes and Insurance Claims all Down in Georgia; Rep. Carson Cites Hands Free Driving Law

• Georgia Power Customers to See Credit on October Bills

• Georgia-based John Deere Dealer Ag-Pro Grows to 60 Locations across Five States

• Federal Aviation Bill Heads To President Trump’s Desk

• Job Growth Holds Steady, Hourly Earnings Growth Up in September

• New Homeowners Pay $40,000 on Average to Buy and Move into a New Home

• Stronger Metrics and Skills Needed to Combat Growing Complexity of Cybersecurity Universe, New CompTIA Report Asserts

October 03, 2018

• Robbins Ross Alloy Belinfante Littlefield LLC Announces Formation of Robbins Government Relations, LLC

• Amware Fulfillment Acquires Fulfillment Services Business Unit of Iron Mountain

• Blaze Partners Acquires Two, Class-A Apartment Communities in Atlanta

• Mercedes-Benz USA Reports September Sales of 26,169 Units

• PGi Appoints Don Joos as Chief Executive Officer

• Top of Mind Networks Names Mark Green as CSO and Bill Hayes as CEO

• Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Joins Nation’s Leading Water Executives and Experts to Collaborate on Water Workforce Strategies

• New Yamaha Office Brings 100 Workers

• EmployBridge Wins Prestigious Elevate and Genius Awards from American Staffing Association

• Kaiser Permanente of Georgia Health Plans Earn Top Rankings

• Laura Berry Named Principal at Windham Brannon

• Georgia State Signs Licensing Agreement With DaZen Theranostics Inc.

• Delta Reports Record Number of Passengers Flown in September

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