News

May 07, 2015

• Deal Signs Bills Regulating Uber and Lyft in Georgia

• Hospital Safety Scores Get a Leapfrog Update

• UPS Becomes Nation's Largest User of Renewable Natural Gas in Shipping Industry

• Bill Signed Legalizing Consumer Fireworks in Georgia

• Wrigley Plant in Flowery Branch Adding 150 Jobs

• Gaming Brings Big Money to Georgia

• Office of Consumer Protection Now Incorporated into the AG Office

• Online Labor Demand Dropped 104,500 in April

• Small Business Optimism at Five-year High Since Great Recession

• Greater Financial Inclusion for the Unbanked is Possible

• Americans are Confident Health Care Consumers, but Ignore Cost in Care Decisions

• Healthcare Industry's Pay Systems Needs Structural Change to Meet Consumer Demands

May 06, 2015

• The UPS Store Launches Small Biz Salute Campaign in Celebration of Small Business Week

• Schools Statewide Awarded $25 Million Technology Grant

• Georgia Credit Union Members Enjoyed $130 Million in Direct Benefits Last Year

• Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Named IMPACT Regional Business Awards Finalist

• SunTrust Offers Tips to Help Graduates Achieve an A+ in Financial Well-Being

• Eight New Location in Georgia Expand Rush Truck Centers Nationwide Network

• Southeast Manufacturing Sees Slight Drop, but Remains Ahead of National Average

• Shippers Pushed Cargo to U.S. East Coast Amid West Coast Labor Woes

• Fewer Americans Identify as Middle Class in Recent Years

• National Homes Prices Rose by 5.9% Year Over Year in March

• Survey Finds Solid Economic Ground for Landscape Architecture Firms

• One Third of Full-Time Workers Globally Say Managing Work-Life has Become More Difficult

May 05, 2015

• Williams Named St. Mary’s Director of Spiritual Care

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