News

September 15, 2014

• Governor Appoints 17 to State Boards

• Georgia Health Centers Get Funding to Expand Care

• Georgia Power marks National Drive Electric Week

• Hudgens: September Is National Preparedness Month

• Job Creation, Investment Up in Key Industries Across State

• Cliff Oxford: Here’s How to Keep Competitors from Poaching Your Employees

• Atlanta Ranked a Top Moving Destination This Summer

• National Survey Unveils Successes, Failures in Local Marketing

• Fall Travel Trends Revealed

• Survey: 80% of Smartphone Users Interested in Health Care Alerts

September 12, 2014

• 22% of Atlanta CFOs Say Their Companies Will Hire for New Positions in Next Six Months

• Solveforce Extends its Reach of MPLS Networks into Atlanta

• 3rd Business Media Outlet Ranks Georgia #1 for Business

• OSHA Announces New Requirements for Reporting Severe Injuries

• New Study Released on Georgia's Employment Growth & Immigration

• Georgia Delegation Members Encourage Teachers to Focus on “Constitution Day”

• 15 Unforgettable Military Attractions in Georgia

• 5 Georgia Colleges on "Most Beautiful College Campuses" List

• SBA Proposes Revisions to Employee-Based Size Standards for Manufacturing, Other Industry Sectors

• Pay Up: Federal Regulations Cost U.S. Economy

• As Gas Prices Fall, Consumer Optimism Surges

September 11, 2014

• Hancock Askew Named as One of the 2014 Best Accounting Firms to Work For

• Porsche Continues Milestones

• J. Smith Lanier & Co., Selected as One of the 2014 Best Places to Work in Insurance

• Construction, Film, Agriculture Among Segments Driving Growth in Georgia

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