News

June 04, 2015

• UGA President Establishes Experiential Learning Scholarship Fund

• Coca-Cola Debuts First Plastic Bottle Made Entirely From Plant Matter

• Courion to Create More than 100 Jobs in Roswell, Relocate HQ

• Aflac: As Access to Insurance Increases, Income Remains Key Factor in Health Crisis Preparedness

• $300 Million Turner Field Redevelopment Plan Strikes Out With Neighbors

• Georgia's OneWater Marine Holdings Acquires Captain's Choice Marine

• Georgia Hires New Head of Privacy to Protect Student Data

• Online Labor Demand Rose 83,100 in May

• The Numbers Don't Lie: Economists Call for Crude Oil Exports

• Entrepreneurs will be a Leading Source of Job Creation This Year

• Report on Sharing Economy Finds City Leaders Support Ridesharing, Are Concerned about Safety

• Only 35% of U.S. Managers Are Engaged in Their Jobs

• Majority in U.S. Still See Opportunity in Foreign Trade

June 03, 2015

• Athens-Clarke County Seeking Applicants for Local Boards, Authorities and Commissions

• Google Announces $300M Data Center Expansion in Georgia

• Delta Passenger Unit Revenue Declines 5.5% in May

• Inaugural Georgia Restaurant Week Kicks-Off in July

• Many Georgians Face Hefty Premium Hikes

• Former CEO to Lead New Entrepreneurial Initiative at UGA

• Georgia Road Board OK Bonds for Transit Projects

• CoreLogic Reports National Homes Prices Rose by 6.8% Year Over Year in April 2015

• Perceptions of Tax Fairness Diverging by Income in U.S.

• Relationships Between IT, Business Users Improve with the Help of No-Code Technology

• More U.S. Nonretirees Expect to Rely on Social Security

• Customers Want Banks to Improve Their Financial Well-Being

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