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August 18, 2021

• Georgia to Boost Hospital Funding to Fight New Coronavirus Surge

• Georgia Manufacturing, Technology Sectors Could See Massive Boost in 5G Economy, Report Says

• American Trailer World Creates 225 Jobs at Expanded Franklin County Carry-On Trailer Facility, Hiring Immediately

• Dat Tran Named President of Southern Company Subsidiary PowerSecure

• UAPRN of Georgia to Host Annual United for Healthcare Summit for Medical Professionals Across Georgia

• “We will Not Shut Down”: Kemp Gives Update on State’s COVID-19 Response

• The Home Depot Announces Q2 Results

• AAA: Georgia Pump Prices Down A Penny

• "It’s Worth a Shot:" GMA Spearheads Vaccine Awareness

• Demand for Vacation Homes Fell for Second Consecutive Month in July

• Is Entrepreneurship Worth It? Does Higher Salary Increase Homeownership?

• Automobile Prices Hit All-Time High in July 2021; Purchase Incentives Continue to Drop

August 17, 2021

• Alpharetta Business Association Presents Share, Learn, and Grow Forum

• Atlanta REALTORS Releases July 2021 Statistics on Housing Market

• Scott Cannon: The Importance of Internship and Work

• Gwinnett Chamber and Georgia Indo-American Chamber sign Memorandum of Understanding

• Witherite Law Group Relocates Atlanta Office to Bank of America Plaza

• Cushman & Wakefield Arranges 7,486-SF Lease for Gunnison Tree Services

• The New Black Wall Street Market Is Emerging a Century After the Attack in Tulsa, OK

• Mayor Bottoms Hosts 2021 Mayor’s Cup Annual Golf Tournament to Benefit Youth Scholarship Program

• Lincoln Property Company Southeast Selected as Landlord Management to Oversee Buildout of Tyler Technologies’ IntelliCenter Office in Unincorporated Lawrenceville

• Georgia Tech VentureLab Ranked Among World’s Top Incubators

• Entertainment and Education Converge at This Year's Atlanta Jazz Festival

• Fire Bee Bolsters its PR and Digital-media Teams with Three New Hires

• July Container Trade Up 25 Percent at Port of Savannah

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