News

September 26, 2017

• UGA Study: Biomass-produced Electricity in the US Possible, But It’ll Cost

• Target Is Raising Minimum Hourly Wage to $15 by End of 2020

• Economic Optimism and Increasing Sales May Fuel Growth in Retirement Benefits

• Report: Exhausted Employees Cost American Companies Millions of Dollars Annually

• Autotrader and Kelley Blue Book Audience Extension Program Reinvents Social Media Advertising

September 25, 2017

• Red Brick Brewing and Georgia Aquarium Ink Long-Term Partnership for Seasonal Beers

• U.S. Trade Agency Sides with Suniva in Dispute over Solar Panel Imports

• SPARKsouth Returns to Atlanta for Second Annual Collaboration

• Fast Buses Seen by Some As Answer to Metro Atlanta Traffic Jams

• Braves Get Final OK for New Spring Training Complex

• Georgia DOT Selects the Apparent Best Proposer for I-85 Widening

• Atlanta-based Electrical Wholesaler to Close, Selling Its Entire Inventory at Auction

• No Kid Hungry to Receive Nearly $400,000 from Church's Chicken

• Aaron's Announces Additional Efforts for Hurricane Relief, Provides Business Update on Irma

• Target Restock Expands to Atlanta

• Atlanta Nonprofit Prepares to Deliver 5 Truckloads to Affected Areas

• Randstad US and SHRM-Atlanta Webinar on September 28th

• Governor Appoints 10 to State Boards

• 11 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know about Georgia’s International Trade

• GCUA Moves Up List of Top State Associations in James Magazine Annual Lobbying Issue

• Habitat CEO Jonathan Reckford Named Influencer of the Year by the NonProfit Times

• UGA Research: Why Educated Areas Are Good for Business

• GAMA and GEA Announce a Strategic Partnership That Will Grow Their Joint Member Base in Georgia

• The UPS Foundation And UPS Airlines Continue to Support Humanitarian Relief Needs

• Attorney General Chris Carr, 7 States Support Laws Banning Sanctuary Cities

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