News

August 10, 2017

• Certified Public Manager Curriculum Incorporates Emergenetics Assessments

• Irving Consumer Products to Invest $400M in Macon-Bibb County

• EDTS Cyber and Cape Augusta Form Secure IOT, Providing Reliable Security for the Consumer Market

• Georgia Power's Plant Scherer Named 2017 Plant of the Year

• SunTrust Bank Expands Commercial Banking to Ohio and Texas

• Governor Appoints 3 to State Boards

• 11th Annual GRACE Awards Gala Finalists Announced

• 10,000 Rubber Ducks fill the Pool at Post Chastain for Special Olympics Georgia

• Georgia 4th in the Nation for Home Theft Claims

• UPS Capital Announces Cross-Border Secure Payments Service For B2B Transactions

• Bed Bath & Beyond Cutting Nearly 900 Jobs

• Quicken Loans Study Shows Homeowners and Appraisers Don't See Eye-to-Eye on Home Values

• Nearly 2 in 5 Employers Have Lost a Job Candidate Because of a Poor Experience with Their Background Check Process

August 09, 2017

• Annual Tour Introduces New UGA Faculty to the State’s Diverse Economy

• St. Mary's Foundation Volunteer of the Year

• UGA Paws for a Cause Donates Books to Local Schools

• Cumberland Island Scene to be Depicted on Quarter

• Douglas County Chamber Executive Kali Boatright Named 2017 GACCE Legacy Award Recipient

• Aflac Board of Directors Increases Shares Authorized for Repurchase

• 200K Georgians to Lose Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance Next Year

• UPS Gives Merchants Greater Control to Manage Returns

• University System of Georgia to Strengthen System-wide Student Conduct Policies

• U.S. Phones Slammed by 2.6 Billion Robocalls in July; 3% Rise Over June

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in July

• IBM Study: 61% of Surveyed CMOs, Sales Leaders Say Cognitive Computing Will Be a Disruptive Force in Their Industries

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