News

February 15, 2017

• Church's Chicken Names Pete Servold EVP of U.S. Operations

• RemX Acquires Smart Professional Resources of Winter Park, Florida

• Cybersecurity Degree Approved for Kennesaw State

• Pratt & Whitney's $386M Expansion to Bring More Than 500 Jobs to Columbus

• Georgia’s Efforts to Protect Businesses Growing

• Charlie Harper: Gaming In Georgia Already A Settled Question

• Georgia Thought Leaders Bring First-of-Its-Kind Speaker Series to HIMSS17

• Georgia Chamber Webinar: Technology Trends For Small Businesses

• Custom Water Opens Private Label Bottle Water Facility in Georgia

• Linda McMahon Confirmed to Lead Small Business Administration

• Arby's Investigates Credit Card Security Breach at Hundreds of Restaurants

• Americans Split on Trump's Handling of Economy

• Strong Start for 2017 IT Sector Employment, CompTIA Analysis Reveals

February 14, 2017

• Delta to Pay Out More Than $1B in Profit Sharing on February 14th, Thanks to Record-setting Year

• Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Foundation Gave $106M in 2016

• Grady One of Six Hospitals Selected for Merck Foundation Grant

• Mayor Kasim Reed Announces Appointment of Rocky Atkins as Executive Director of Customer Service

• Former MLB Exec Tim Brosnan Joins Atlanta Company as Executive Chairman, CEO

• Sen. Albers to Serve as Chair of the Atlanta-Fulton County Legislative Delegation

• Swinerton Announces New Special Projects Division based in Atlanta

• Jeffrey C. Sprecher Inducted into the Technology Hall of Fame of Georgia

• Georgia Governor OKs Extension of Hospital Tax for Medicaid

• WellCare of Georgia Names New President

• Senate Bill 123 Seeks to Strengthen Patient Choice in Georgia

• Gander Mountain, with 3 Georgia Stores Reportedly Near Bankruptcy Filing

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