News

November 10, 2015

• Charlie Harper: “All Of The Above” To Fix Education

• Leadership Institute at Columbus State University to Host New Program for Emerging and Front-Line Leaders

• October State Tax Revenues up 0.3%

• Georgia No. 2 in Highest Average College Tuition Hike

• Aspen Aerogels to Create More Than 100 Jobs in Bulloch County

• ​Georgia's Graduation Rate Increases Significantly

• What Industries Have the Greatest Pay Increases Post-Recession?

• Construction Momentum Index Declines in October

• Small Business Owners Must Optimize Their Websites To Maximize Search Engine Traffic

• Prospective Employees Want More Detailed Information and Human Interaction Throughout Entire Hiring Process

November 09, 2015

• Atlanta-Based CanGen Acquired by Cincinnati’s Milacron

• The City of Atlanta Joins the White House "Healthy Communities Challenge"

• Taste of Hartsfield-Jackson to Highlight Airport Dining Options

• AGL Resources Reports Positive Q3 Earnings

• 80th Annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival Dates Announced - April 8th-10th, 2016

• Georgia Manufacturing Summit to Honor Award Recipients

• Nathaniel Goldman of PricewaterhouseCoopers Graduates Leadership Academy

• Another Rural Georgia Hospital Going Out of Business

• Governor Deal Appoints 15 to State Boards

• Chancellor Recommending Consolidation of Albany State University and Darton State College

• Georgia Lawmakers on Fact-Finding Trip to Colorado on Cannabis Oil

• Manufacturing Across the Southeast Sees Promising Growth in October

• Georgia Still A Possibility for $1B Factory by Tesla Rival

• Gas Prices Continue to Rise in Georgia

• Novelis Reports Q2 Results

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