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June 16, 2023

• Survey: Organizations' Cash and Short-Term Allocation to Bank Deposits Drop to 47%, Lowest in Four Years

• Tech Hiring Up Across Economy While Tech Sector Employment Slips

June 15, 2023

• Atlanta-based Shadow Ventures Expands to New City

• Cobb Executive Women Names 2023 Woman of Distinction Award Recipient

• Atlanta Hawks Announce Coaching Staff

• Local Firm Kian Capital-backed SPATCO Continues Platform Expansion with Acquisition of MSCS & Hiring of CFO

• Clearwave Fiber Names Jonathan Couch Chief Financial Officer

• Big Brothers Big Sisters Hosts Annual High School Graduation Celebration

• Spelman College Names Alumna Pamela Scott-Johnson Provost

• Best Restaurants for a Business Lunch in Buckhead

• Hancock Askew & Co. Proudly Announces the Promotion of Three Partners & Two Principals

• Rockhaven Homes Opening Four New Home and Townhome Communities in and Around Greater Atlanta

• Equifax Helps Employers Combat Unemployment Fraud With New Unemployment Claims Fraud Watch Solution

• Georgia Philharmonic Names Maestra Tamara Dworetz New Music Director

• REPAY Expands B2B Payments Integration with AccountMate

• The Big City Winners and Losers of the Fortune 500: Why Houston, Atlanta and Dallas Are (Almost) Beating New York and Chicago

• Housing Data Shows that Americans Still Love the 'Warm Weather' South, Expert Says

• Aflac Recognized as One of 50 Most Community-minded Companies in U.S. for Sixth Consecutive Year by Points of Light

• Georgia Ports Authority and Kaleris Win 2023 Top Supply Chain Projects Award

• Fayetteville Voted as the 15th Favorite 'Alternative' Romantic Destination in America

• As Winter Warms, Farmers in Southern U.S. Find Ways to Adapt

• Women in Federal STEM Jobs Hasn’t Changed Since 2005

• Study Finds Consumers Conflicted on Use of Artificial Intelligence

• Home-buying Competition Pushes Prices Higher

• New Research Shows Automakers Face Consumer Skepticism Toward Vehicle Feature Subscriptions

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