News

May 20, 2016

• GDOL’s Online Tax Registration System a Boon for Georgia Employers

• Polymer Logistics to Create 110 Jobs, Invest $4M in Dublin

• AAA: 38 Million to Travel for Memorial Day Holiday Weekend

• Georgia Credit Union Members Enjoyed $184M in Direct Benefits Last Year

• Governor Deal Announces Professional Learning Grants for Mathematics and Computer Science

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Turning Graduates Into Employees

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

• NAR Member Survey Shows More, Younger Realtors Entering the Industry

May 19, 2016

• Keysight Technologies to Create more than 200 Jobs in Atlanta

• Emory University Selects Atlanta Public Schools for $400,000 Grant to Open Two New School-Based Health Centers

• Anthem Inc. Unveils New Innovation Studio in Midtown Atlanta’s Technology Square

• Greater Hall County Chamber Hosts Ribbon Cutting for Discover-E Strategies, LLC with Lt. Governor Casey Cagle

• United Way Sets Goal to Provide More than 60,000 Meals to Children this Summer

• Atlanta No. 24 Best City for Jobs

• 2nd Annual Atlanta Celebrity Basketball Game Announced

• Birch Appoints Jim O'Brien as Executive Vice President and Chief Operations Officer

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Unchanged at 5.5%

• Hollywood Stunt Driving School Opens in Georgia

• Georgia Legal Community Raises 5 Million Pounds of Food in 5 Years

• Senator David Perdue & Maya MacGuineas: Repairing The Budget Process

• Georgia Cyber Academy Graduating Class to be Honored at Ceremony on May 21st

• Commission Cuts Georgia Power Rates

• UPS to Launch On-Demand 3D Printing Manufacturing Network

• B2B Organic Growth Requires Collaboration With Customers

• Majority in U.S. Do Not Have a Will

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