News

June 18, 2018

• Department of City Planning Announces Public-Private Collaboration to Encourage Better Architecture in Atlanta

• Coca-Cola's New China Production Plant Continues Environmentally Conscious Brand Push

• Georgia Senators Looking to Resolve DeKalb Schools Dispute with Atlanta

• CEO Thurmond Presents FY2018 Midyear Budget Amendment

• Hospitality Ventures Management Group Completes First Half of 2018 on Record Growth Pace

• Dagger Names Matt Genné As New VP, Creative Director

• HouseProud Invites Atlanta Companies to a House Party with a Mission

• Atlanta Technical College SGA President Selected to Lead Georgia Student Government Association

• WorkSource DeKalb Announces Workforce Wednesday

• Growing Marietta: U-Haul Adding New Self-Storage, Jobs with Roswell St. Acquisition

• Discovery Point Celebrates 30 Years of Childcare Excellence

• Gray's Jason Effinger Will Leave The Company After 20 Years Of Significant Achievements

• Applied Software Hires David Wolfe as New Director of Manufacturing Services

• Georgia DOT’s State Supported Funding Program Hosts Summer 2018 Webinar Series for Small Businesses

• Kyle Wingfield: School Choice Progress Far from 'Bad Policy'

• American Cancer Society Sets Georgia Leadership Board

• Georgia Deadline Approaching for SBA Working Capital Loans Due to Hurricane Irma

• Toiletry Drive Supports Homeless Vets across Georgia

• Georgia’s Credit Unions Stand against Elder Abuse, Financial Exploitation

• Six More Georgia Counties Joining Opioid Fight

• Email Remains Key Marketing Tool for Nearly 70% of Businesses

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pension Funded Status Dips by $2B in May

• Auto Insurance Customer Satisfaction Reaches Record High, J.D. Power Finds

June 15, 2018

• Equifax Appoints New Chief Technology Officer

• Downtown Atlanta Boasts Nation's 9th-Greatest Urban Development Potential

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