News

September 14, 2016

• Georgia Again Ranks High in Rate of Uninsured

• CSU’s Jim Blanchard Leadership Forum Honors USG Chancellor Hank Huckaby with 8th Annual Blanchard Award for Outstanding Stewardship and Ethics in Business

• State Announces HDCI Sector Partnerships and Grants

• Charlie Harper: Raises and Thanks for Georgia’s Law Enforcement Officers

• Hartsfield-Jackson Again Named World’s Busiest Airport

• Georgia Manufacturing Directory Reaches Best Seller Status on First Release

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Aim to Keep Politically Divisive Items Out of Defense Authorization

• Government Officials Optimistic About Benefits of Smart Cities, CompTIA Survey Finds

• CoreLogic Reports 34,000 Completed Foreclosures in July 2016

• U.S. Employment Outlook Returns to Post-Recession Strength for Q4 2016

• U.S. Workers Still Worry Most About Benefits Cuts

September 13, 2016

• Taste of South Jackson Event Includes Restaurants and Farms

• Clarke to Put out "Request for Proposals" Soliciting Companies to Find New Superintendent

• Georgia Named Top State for Business for Third Consecutive Year

• South’s Biggest Thought Leaders in Healthcare and Medicine to Gather to Tackle Zika, Cancer Moonshot

• August State Tax Revenues Up 6.8%

• Honeywell to Create More than 800 Jobs in Atlanta

• Eric Tanenblatt on Robots and Red Tape: Regulatory Uncertainty in Uber’s Self-Driving Bet

• AAA: Georgia Gasoline Prices Begin Seasonal Fall

• New Solicitor General Appointment Announced

• Search Under Way for Georgia's Top Youth Volunteers of 2017

• In U.S., Slim Majority Again Sees Unions as Helping Economy

• Harris Poll Names Banking Brands of The Year

• Macy’s Inc Gets With the Times, Partners With Apple Inc.

• TD Bank Survey: Love & Money: Millennial Couples are Savvier than their Youth would Suggest

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