News

January 22, 2016

• Cohesion Acquires PeopleSourcer: A National Reach with a Deeper Consulting Focus

• Six Flags Over Georgia has 3,000 Job Openings

• InComm to Hold On-Site Career Fair at Atlanta Headquarters

• Fidelity Southern Corporation Earns $6.8M in Fourth Quarter; Record $39.1M in 2015

• Kaiser Permanente to Open New Call Center, Bring 800 Jobs to Georgia

• Georgia Power Files Vogtle Settlement Agreement with Georgia PSC

• Georgia Lawmakers to Revisit Drones

• VC investment in Georgia Hits Dot-Com High

• Spaceport Camden Project to Testify Before House Science & Technology Committee

• TAG FinTech Hosts Sixth Annual TAG FinTech GA Symposium

• Consumer Credit Default Rates Stabilize in December

• Lack of Experience Biggest Barrier for Unemployed Job Seekers

• Engaging Employees: Big Companies Need the Most Improvement

January 21, 2016

• Orkin Establishes Nine New International Franchises

• ARC Chairman: Gwinnett Expected to be Region’s Most Populous County by 2040

• Buckhead to 'Head Forward' With New Lifestyle Brand

• The James M. Cox Foundation Donates $5M to Woodruff Arts Center's Transformation Campaign

• Richard Yelton Named Head of Tax Practice at Windham Brannon

• GT Center Will Develop Consistent Manufacturing Processes for Cell-based Therapies

• Atlanta Based Start­up, Realblender is Making Waves in the Atlanta Commercial Real Estate Pool

• City of Roswell Partners with TradeRocket for New, Advanced Automation Fintech E-Invoicing Services

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.5%

• Merchant e-Solutions to Locate HQ, Create More than 140 Jobs in Metro Atlanta

• UGA Launches Georgia Certified Economic Developer Program

• Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens Stays Focused on Job

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