News

July 28, 2023

• BankSouth Names Sarah Peacock VP, Business Development Officer & Andrew Patten as AVP, Junior Relationship Manager in the Greensboro-Lake Oconee Market

• New Laws Affecting Georgia Local Government Employers

• Things to Eat, Drink, and Do During a Layover at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Airport

• The Home Depot Sets New Goals to Reduce Carbon Emissions, Invests More in Training in Frontline Associates

• Norfolk Southern, SMART-TD Collaborate to Enhance Conductor Training and Raise Craft Trainer Pay

• Delta Air Lines Re-launching Flights to this Caribbean Island for first Time in a Decade

• JAMES Magazine Online: Experts Share Workforce Needs during Senate Study Committee Hearing

• Study: States Experiencing the Quickest Recovery of Unemployment Claims

• Americans are Sinking Money they Don't Have into Credit Cards They Can't Pay Off

• 69.7% of IT Companies Identify SEO as the Most Effective Way for Lead Generation

July 27, 2023

• UGA Food Science Student Named Winner of Testing for Life Award

• Education Economist Named Head of Terry’s Department of Economics

• Georgia Ranks Second as the State Where Real Estate Investment is Proving Most Popular

• Georgia Senators Receive Feedback from Businesses About State’s Workforce

• The Longest Paved Biking Trail in America Will Call Georgia Home

• Building Careers in the Skilled Trades; Construction Ready Launches New Podcast with Chip and Pauli Wade

• How the TV & Film Tax Credit Turned Georgia into Hollywood of the South

• Coca-Cola Credits ‘World Class Marketing’ as it Ups Growth Forecast

• UnitedHealthcare Award Supports Georgia's Middle School Girls

• Home Depot Launches Online Career Assistance Program to Support Transitioning Military Service Member

• 80% of Website Redesigns Fall Short of Full Potential Due to Business-Consumer Disconnect

• Two-Thirds of Americans Say Their Financial Planning Needs Improvement

• Milliman Analysis: Public Pension Funded Ratio Climbs to 75.8% at End of June

July 26, 2023

• In Finance, Much Like Administration, there’s Always Something new to Learn

• UGA Works to Restore Native Plants to Roadside Areas

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