News

September 14, 2017

• First Thing to Do in Wake of Recent Equifax Data Breach

• GA Air National Guard Provides Relief from Hurricane Irma to Florida

• Sterling Seacrest Partners, Inc. Offers Post-Irma Advice

• Joint Industry Association of Georgia Developed by The GMA to Cross Promote Manufacturing Events Across the State

• Carfax: Flood Cars In The U.S. Jump 20% Since Last Year

September 13, 2017

• Emory University Names New Dean for School of Medicine

• Groundfloor Announces $100M Expansion of Lending Capital with Direct Access Capital

• Las Vegas Tech Firm Files for $100M IPO, Plans $2.5B Atlanta Data Center

• Registration Now Open for Google’s 2017 Georgia Gravity Games

• Resurgens Orthopaedics Expands in Atlanta Market

• East Pole Coffee Opens in Atlanta

• Alpharetta Business Expo Set for September 15th

• Art on the Atlanta BeltLine Announces Fall Performance Schedule

• Carvana Chairman & CEO to Keynote 2017 Venture Atlanta Conference

• MiMedx Announces Its Expectations for 3Q Revenue to Exceed $80M

• Governor Lifts Mandatory Evacuation Order for Six Coastal Counties

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Respond to Aftermath of Hurricane Irma

• Assessment of Irma Damage Underway across Georgia as First Phase of Georgia Power Restoration Efforts

• Delta Gives $1M to American Red Cross and $100K to Red Cross/Crescent for Irma Relief

• Georgia Accounting Professionals Raise Over 536K Meals to Fight Hunger

• AT&T to Offer Credits for Unlimited Data, Calls and Texts to Keep Customers Impacted by Hurricane Irma Connected

• BCBSGa Temporarily Adjusts Pharmacy Guidelines for Members Impacted by Hurricane Irma

• Attorney General Chris Carr, 21 States Fight to Protect Second Amendment Rights

• Building Jobs for America: U.S. Labor Market Remains Positive in Q4 2017 Driven by Uptick in Manufacturing

• New Survey: Small Businesses Confident Despite Little Growth in Hiring

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