News

July 13, 2018

• Wall Street Journal: Justice Department Appeals Ruling Allowing AT&T-Time Warner Merger

• Papa John’s Shares See Biggest Rise in 6 Years after Schnatter Exit

• Study Examines Methods Companies Use to Measure Their Impact on Society

July 12, 2018

• TOUR Championship in Atlanta Moved for 2019 to Fill August 'Lull'

• ParkMobile CEO Jon Ziglar Named Entrepreneur Of The Year 2018 Award Winner in the Southeast by EY

• How Sears Brought a Retail Revolution to Atlanta

• Atlanta Fed Makes Officer Appointments

• Code Zero Continues Rapid Growth Pace and Moves Into New Office in Atlanta's SoNo District

• Georgia Transmission Names New VP

• Northside Hospital Awarded National Lung Cancer Certification

• WorkSource DeKalb Announces Workforce Wednesday

• SFA Partners Names David Pittman Executive Vice President of Strategic Blueprint to Accelerate Growth of RIA Firm

• Center for Puppetry Arts to Debut Puppets and Pints, August 11th

• Bluefin and NCR Expand POS Payment Security to Provide PCI-Validated Point-to-Point Encryption

• Federal Funding for ACA ‘Navigators’ to Drop Dramatically in Georgia

• Georgia Department of Transportation's Business Help Center Hosts SBA Women-Owned Small Business Certification Workshop July 13th

• Georgia Archives 100th Anniversary Event August 18th, Governor Deal to Speak

• Registration Open for GSSA Superintendents Executive Leadership Program

• Harvey J. Gilbert Announces the Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate 2018-19 From The Counselors of Real Estate

• Online Job Ads Decreased 171,600 in June

• IBM Study: Hidden Costs of Data Breaches Increase Expenses for Businesses

• Survey: Despite Corporate Tax Cuts, 40% of Firms Have Yet to Increase Spending

• Google Maps Nearly 6x More Popular Than Other Navigation Apps, Says New Survey

July 11, 2018

• Edible Arrangements Names Mike Rotondo Chief Executive Officer

• Hines and Cousins to Develop 10000 Avalon in Atlanta

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