News

December 15, 2015

• Cox Enterprises Spurs Entrepreneurship Through Partnership with Techstars

• Emory Healthcare Appoints Dr. Jonathan Lewin its New President and CEO

• Atlanta-Based RiverMend Health Raises $60M

• North Fulton CID Kicks Off 2016 with Transportation Projects

• Atlanta Ranks 15th in Traffic Congestion

• CDC Foundation Board of Directors Names Dr. Judith Monroe as Next President and CEO

• TAG's Tino Mantella Announces Departure as President/CEO

• Newell Rubbermaid and Jarden Corporation Announce Consumer Goods Combination with $16B Revenue

• Walmart Raise Hourly Wages in Georgia

• Georgia-Pacific Adds Green Seal Certified Products, Highlights Sustainability Focus

• Delta Named Leading Airline by Business Travelers for Unprecedented Fifth Consecutive Year

• Southern Company Subsidiary's First Wind Project in Operation

• Six Flags Over Georgia Sets Guinness World Record for Most Couples Kissing Under the Mistletoe

• New Consumer Goods and Retail Industry Study Reveals Need to Rethink the Value Chain

• Stronger Economy Can be Bad News for Highway Safety

• Survey: Treasury and Finance Professionals Expect Tepid Economic Growth in 2016

December 14, 2015

• Metro Atlanta Chamber to Stay Downtown, Perhaps Along Peachtree

• N3 Signs Lease for 65,000 Square Feet of Top Tier Office Space in Buckhead

• GDOT Chief: 285/400 Project will Save Time, Lives

• Blank Family Foundation Awards $460,000 in STEAM Education Grants

• Greenberg Traurig’s Joel Feldman Named to Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 List

• Lane McCormack and Bill Rawlings Installed as President, President-Elect of the Atlanta Board of REALTORS

• Gwinnett Place Mall Encouraging Random Acts of Kindness

• KSU's First Combined Commencement Since Consolidation Graduates more than 2,500 Students Dec. 15th and 16th

• Chris Carr: Japanese Culture Takes Center Stage for Businesses Expanding in Georgia

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