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May 03, 2023

• Survey: 65% of HR Leaders Expect AI to Benefit Their Profession

• Financial Advisors Pursue More Frequent, Personalized Engagement with Clients

May 02, 2023

• CobbWorks Provides Paid Work Experience to 500 Cobb County Youth

• Atlanta-Based Kian Capital Closes Oversubscribed Third Fund at $400 Million

• The Athlete's Foot Launched New Neighborhood Concept Store in Midtown Atlanta

• Home is New Name for Key Housing Provider

• Sterling Seacrest Pritchard Selected for The Hanover’s President’s Club

• Global Payments Reports First Quarter 2023 Results

• Pairings Released for 2023 Southern Company Peach Bowl Challenge

• Mercer to Confer Degrees to More Than 2,300 Graduates in May

• PrizePicks Returns as Official Daily Fantasy Sports Partner of the Atlanta Braves

• Where To Spend Patio Season in Atlanta With 360 Media Clients

• Kennesaw State to Offer Bachelor’s Degree in Data Science and Analytics

• Atlantic Station Hosts March for Babies, Museum of Illusions Opening + More This May

• Georgia Society of Professional Engineers: Mega Tech Failure Lessons, Bhopal & Chernobyl

• Splitit Launches SplititExpress

• Gov. Kemp Announces First Round of This Year's Special Tax Refund

• Georgia Chamber: Minority Supplier Roles in Georgia’s Economy

• Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Open in Georgia

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Continues to Fall

• Hot Functional Testing Completed for Vogtle Unit 4

• Singer from Georgia Captivates ‘American Idol’ in Top 12 Show

• Survey: 76% of Small Businesses Feel Well-Equipped to Survive a Recession

• Study: People's Personal Data is Worth $1,000 on the Dark Web

• Study Exposes Alarming Cybersecurity Threats and Staggering Costs Tied to Nonfederated Applications

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