News

June 09, 2016

• New Fellowships Expand Public Interest Opportunities at Georgia Law

• Four Athens to Offer Youth Code Classes During AthFest

• Georgia Again Scores Top AAA Bond Rating

• Georgia Credit Unions Start 2016 Strong

• Multiple Georgia-filmed Movies Debuting

• Invesco CEO Best-paid in Georgia (But Not Near Top in U.S.)

• UPS Study: Avid Online Shoppers Making More than Half of Their Purchases with E-Commerce

• ER to Replace Full-service Ellijay Hospital

• Southeast Manufacturing Sees Double-digit Drop in May, Reverses Previous Gains

• Georgia Residents Urged to Prepare Emergency Communication Plan for 2016 Hurricane Season

• Auto Leasing Hits Highest Level, Surpassing 30% of All New Vehicle Transactions

• Millennials Are Starting to Spend More

June 08, 2016

• The UGA Small Business Development Center Presents the “GrowSmart” Series

• Dr. Paul Raber Joins St. Mary's Medical Group

• Georgia Tourism Releases 2016 Culinary Guide, Georgia Eats

• Eric Tanenblatt: The Reason Why the ‘Next Uber’ Might Never Exist

• Southern Company, AGL Resources Receive Merger Approval from Illinois Regulators

• Delta's New CEO: Consider Service and Reliability Over Price

• Sen. Isakson, Sen. Perdue Join Resolution to Stop Overtime Pay Rule That Will Harm Hardworking Americans, Small Employers

• Annual Georgia Clean Energy Roadshow Opens June 17th in LaGrange

• Metamark Announces Agreement with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia

• TAG to Host 2016 Internet of Things Symposium: Industry 4.0 on July 19th

• Dodge Construction Momentum Index Moves Higher in May

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in May

June 07, 2016

• Dawn Cartee Named Director of the Georgia Center for Continuing Education

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