News

June 23, 2023

• EV Parts Supplier NVH Korea to Create 160+ Jobs, Invest $72M in Henry County

• The Home Depot Sets Goal for Battery-powered Products

• Georgia Ranks 3rd in States Where Employers Are Struggling the Most in Hiring

• Southern Company System Granted FAA Waiver for Autonomous BVLOS Operations

• Splash into Summer in Albany

• InsiderAdvantage: Senate Study Committee Focused on Expanding Georgia’s Workforce Kicks Off Meetings

• Dahlonega is 2023's 20th Favorite Affordable Vacation Destination by National Poll of Families

• 2023’s Most Expensive Metro Areas for Renters

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Further in May

• Affordability Crisis: United States Needs 4.3 Million More Homes

June 22, 2023

• Labrador Acquires Argyle, a Leading Advisory, Design, & ESG Firm

• Mauldin & Jenkins Announces Expansion of Cumberland Headquarters Location

• Atlanta Mayor's New Official Vehicle is a Rivian

• Morehouse College Appoints Hodan Hassan as Chief Advancement Officer

• Voltron Global Enters Content Creation Arena with Launch of Full-Service Film & TV Production Company

• Peachtree Group Strengthens Its Capital Markets Team with Key Appointments

• The Homestead at Milton Crowned Development of the Year

• Atlanta Bus Operators Vote Unanimously to Join Teamsters

• HR Veteran Franco Minton Joins Rangewater as Real Estate Firm's Chief People Officer

• Moore Colson's Sister Company, Magnolia Trust Company, Hires Business Development and Strategies Director

• Relay Payments Brings Fraud-Free Digital Fuel Payments to 800+ Travel Centers

• Northwest Cobb Area Council Features Ackworth and Kennesaw Police Chiefs on June 29

• CleanSpark to Acquire Turnkey Bitcoin Mining Facilities in Dalton for $9.3M in All-cash Deal

• Here is the Richest Person in Georgia, According to Forbes

• Code Moo! The Cows are Back at Chick-fil-A

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