News

March 20, 2017

• Rayonier Inc. Making Huge Timberland Buy Near Savannah

• J.C. Penney Cutting 5,000 Jobs and Losing 138 Stores — Including 5 in Georgia

• Georgia Orthopaedic Surgeon Named Chair of the AAOS Board of Councilors

• RetailNext: Contrary to Gloomy Reports, Retail Stores Far from Dead

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in February

• Zillow: Top Regret for Home Buyers and Sellers is Not Prepping Soon Enough

March 17, 2017

• Georgia Tech Marks 50 Years of Economic Development Education

• Data Center Operator Digital Realty Plans $22M Atlanta Expansion

• Elavon Taps Walker as Next CEO

• James-Bates-Brannan-Groover-LLP Announces That Christopher Daniels Has Joined the Firm

• Law Firm Wilson Elser Moves into Atlanta

• New Retailers Coming to Andrews Square

• Atlanta Technology-Based Logistics Startup Grows

• GWCCA Appoints Sr. Director of Convention Sales

• H. Palmer Proctor, Jr. to Be Named CEO of Fidelity Bank

• SBA Administrator Announces the 2017 Georgia’s Small Business Person of the Year Winner

• Governor Announces Innovation Fund Tiny Grant Award Winners

• Young Harris College President Cathy Cox Appointed Dean of Mercer Law School

• Kemp: Less Than One Month Remains to File Annual Business Registrations

• Innovators to be Featured at 2017 Georgia Technology Summit

• Georgia Set to Expand Access to Medical Marijuana Oil

• SunTrust Reveals the Power of Financial Confidence in New Ad Campaign

• Technical College System of Georgia Honors 26 Adult Learners with the 2017 EAGLE Award

• Survey: Half of Working Americans are being Held Back from Getting a Promotion Due to a Lack of Training

• TD Economics: Things are Looking Up, Including Rates

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