News

March 17, 2014

• Chris Clark: Education a Top Concern for Future Georgia Business

• Former Georgia Congressman, Founder of Callaway Gardens Dies

• Google Fiber's Atlanta Rollout Skips Business Customers

• Porsche Achieves Record Figures for Deliveries, Revenue & Profit

• Deal Appoints Three to Boards

• Why Are We So Mad About March Madness?

• Study: CIOs Have a New Boss - Customers

• OpenTable Restaurant Reviews Reveal Top 100 Dining Hot Spots in America

• CFOs Say Managing Compliance Initiatives Becoming More Challenging

• Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increases in February

• More Than 4M First-Time Buyers Want to Enter the Housing Market in 2014

March 14, 2014

• Former Time Editor-in-Chief to Deliver 2014 Smithgall Lecture

• Georgia's Electric Car Credit Under Review

• Georgia No. 7 for Foreclosures in February

• TAG Announces Launch of New Hub Magazine

• Council Will Work to Reform State Child Welfare System

• Vonage Rings Up Atlanta Expansion With Over 200 Jobs

• Porsche Supplies Over 11,000 Sports Cars to Customers in February

• Shopping Paused this Winter, Will Pick Up this Spring

• Survey: CFO Confidence in U.S. Economy at Two-Year High

• Business Growth Jeopardized by Failure to Adjust to Modern Workforce

• Most Americans Likely to Buy More Online if There is No Tax

March 13, 2014

• Athens’ Unemployment Rate Rises to 5.4%

• Pace Of Business At State Capitol Quickening

• IRS Auditing Three College Bowl Games

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