News

April 25, 2018

• Gulfstream to Expand in Savannah

• Synovus Announces Strong Earnings for the First Quarter 2018

• Georgia Forestry Association Applauds EPA Administrator for Recognizing Carbon Benefits of Woody Biomass

• Sen. Isakson: Port of Savannah a Channel to Jobs, Industry

• Governor Deal Proclaims April 25th DNA Day in Georgia

• New Milestones Reached for Vogtle Unit 3

• Senator David Perdue: Mike Pompeo Is The Right Person For The Job

• American Airlines Announces New Program to Recruit Next Generation of Pilots With Launch of Cadet Academy

• Existing-Home Sales Climb 1.1% in March

• Rising Interest Rates, Vehicle Prices Can Cost Car Shoppers Thousands More to Finance New Vehicles in 2018, According to Edmunds

April 24, 2018

• DPG Investments, LLC and Affiliates Structure $3.2M Bridge Debt for Atlanta Development Site

• Babbit Bodner Grows in Atlanta

• Atlanta Habitat Thanks Volunteers for Record-Breaking Year

• Cox Enterprises Names Sharon Zealey Vice President, Compliance

• ArtsBridge Announces Winners of 10th Annual Georgia High School Musical Theatre Awards

• Angel Oak Companies Expands into Commercial Lending

• The MBA Veterans Network's Portfolio of Events Joins Bradley-Morris & RecruitMilitary

• Clayton State University Announces Spring Commencement Speaker Lineup

• Rubicon Named Among Glassdoor’s “11 Companies with Seriously Impressive Benefits”

• PulteGroup’s Built to Honor Program Presented with Hearthstone Donation

• DMC Atlanta Honored With Prestigious Sales Award

• Georgia Cities Week Takes the Spotlight This Month

• Georgia Gas Prices Hit New 2018 High

• Junior Achievement Vice President of Statewide Operations Tapped to Serve as Executive Director of the Georgia 4-H Foundation

• NCR to Close Two Georgia Plants, 'Streamline' Manufacturing

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