News

November 02, 2023

• The Temperature Drops but the Fun Never Stops at The Battery Atlanta This November

• Properties in Georgia Sell at a Faster Rate than Most other States, Study Reveals

• Everything You Need to Know About GMA’s 2024 Cities United Summit

• Hyundai, Kia Supplier to Invest in Manufacturing Facility in Coweta

• UPS Asks Job-Seekers to ‘Picture Yourself in UPS Brown’

• Southeastern Grocers Celebrates Milestone in BID Commitment with $1 Million Awarded to Nonprofits

• Georgia-Based Southface to Receive Almost $6M from President Biden’s “Renew America’s Nonprofits” Grant Program

• Study Dives into Corporate Tax Rates

• Deloitte: Holiday Travel is Cleared for Takeoff

• Survey: Social Media Influencers Inspiring Teens to Consider Starting a Business

• Middle Market Tech Spending High and on the Rise; AI Leads Tech Investment Priorities

November 01, 2023

• Crime, Economy Top Concerns for Metro Atlanta Residents

• Hartsfield-Jackson Rolls Up Its Sleeves for Fall Cleanup on the Flint River

• DataBank Acquires Nearly 100 Acres of Land in Atlanta for New Data Center Campus

• Babbit Bodner Announces its Certification with the City of Atlanta's Equal Business Opportunity Program and Small Business Opportunity Program

• The Providence Group Built the First Ever St. Jude Dream Home in Atlanta

• Global Payments Reports Third Quarter 2023 Results

• Moore Colson Admits John Makuch as Consulting Partner

• It’s Atlanta Gladiators with the Assist to Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful

• David Weekley Homes Honored with Four Atlanta Obie Awards

• Where You've Seen Atlanta, Dubbed the 'Hollywood of the South,' on Screen

• Cushman & Wakefield Arranges Sale of Multifamily Community in Atlanta’s Eastside

• Peachtree Hills Place Croquet Club and USCA Host Top Players in Exhibition Match

• Verizon brings the Small Business Digital Ready Experience to Atlanta Summit

• Auto Parts Supplier Hwashin to Bring 460 Jobs to Middle Georgia

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