News

April 20, 2017

• Centennial Olympic Park Under Renovation Until 2019; Events On Hold After 4th Of July Celebration

• Permira Funds to Acquire Atlanta-based DiversiTech

• KeHE Expands Operations With New LEED-Certified Distribution Center In Atlanta

• City Council OKs Trust Fund for Turner Field Neighborhoods

• East Lake Foundation Receives $20,000 Grant from Wells Fargo

• City of Atlanta Expands Relay Bike Share Program

• Design Within Reach Triples Its Footprint in Atlanta's Westside Provisions District

• Panasonic Technologies Enhance the Experience at Atlanta Braves New Ballpark and Entertainment District

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.1% in March

• Genuine Parts Company Announces Acquisition Of Merle's Automotive Supply

• University System Launches Comprehensive Administrative Review

• Attorney General Chris Carr Adds Virginia to List of States Entitled to Georgia’s Firearm License Reciprocity

• The Home Depot Sets New Energy and Emissions Reduction Goals, Named 2017 ENERGY STAR Retail Partner of the Year

• Green Power EMC and Silicon Ranch Announce Dedication of 52MW Solar Farm

• GFB Ag Foundation Awards 30 Scholarship Totaling $58,500

• Rep. Coomer Appointed to Governor’s Court Reform Council

• Ten-X Research: Tech-Driven Economy Drives U.S. Industrial Vacancy Rates to Lowest Levels In Nearly Two Decades

• Retailers Now Devote the Majority of Their AdWords Budgets to Google Shopping

• Harris Poll: Millennials Increasingly Dictating Health Of America's Top Brands

• Survey: More Than 6 in 10 CFOs Aspire to CEO Role at Their Company

• Americans' Financial Assessments Most Positive in a Decade

April 19, 2017

• Atlanta Braves Spark with Georgia Power Partnership

• AdCare Health Systems Names Allan Rimland as Chief Executive Officer

• Construction Delays Mercedes Benz Stadium Opening

• Race for the Cure Postponed Due to I-85 Bridge Collaps

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