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October 06, 2017

• Legal Analytics Lab Tackles Projects at the Intersection of Business, Law and Big Data

• Jason Carter and SEIA's Tom Kimbis Headline 9th Annual Southern Solar Summit

• MMM Launches Contract Management Solutions

• Dinova Continues to Build Momentum as Leader in Business Dining

• Braves Exercise Contract Option on Manager Brian Snitker

• Seven Charter High Schools Beat Georgia and District Graduation Rates

• Atlanta-based Marketing Firm Lands 3-year, $100M Military Contract

• Activewear Company Launches to Help Underprivileged Kids

• SCAD Interior Design Programs Rank Top in Nation

• Owen D. Jones to Discuss How Neuroscience Plays a Role in Law at Georgia State Law’s Miller Lecture October 10th

• Former Governor and Ag Sec. Sonny Perdue Presented with Resolution Honoring Service

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of the Career and Technical Education Advisory Commission

• SOS Brian Kemp Kicks Off The Third Annual Peanut Straw Poll at The Georgia National Fair in Perry

• 4 Steps to Attracting Great Employees Like Chick-fil-A

• UPS Technology Speeds Training for Holiday Workers

• From Farm Fields to Flight Paths: UGA Researchers Working to Turn Oilseed into Jet Fuel

• Sen. Isakson: Let’s Talk About How Tax Reform Benefits Americans

• PLM's Sherrie Reish Named President of CATRALA

• Is the '9-5' Job Done? U.S. Workers Look to New Ways of Working

• CEO Confidence Declined Again

• Government Officials Optimistic about Smart Cities Even as Challenges Come into Sharper Focus, New CompTIA Report Finds

• Every Yahoo Account That Existed In Mid-2013 Was Likely Hacked

• Amazon Is Testing Its Own Delivery Service to Rival FedEx and UPS

• Companies That Support Remote Work Experience 25% Lower Employee Turnover

October 05, 2017

• Master’s Class Act: AT&T and Accenture

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