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March 01, 2019

• UPS eFulfillment Program Launches To Help Sellers Worldwide Easily Manage Multiple Marketplaces

• Governor Kemp's Floor Leaders File Pro-Life Legislation

• AG Carr: Scammers Posing as Government Officials Con Consumers Out of Thousands of Dollars

• More Than One-Third of Small Businesses Have No Website, Survey Finds

• US Economy Starts to Slow Entering 2019, but Headwinds Ease

• Pending Home Sales Jump 4.6% in January

February 28, 2019

• Windstream Files for Bankruptcy, Claiming No Negative Impact on Customers

• Athens Area Quilt Guild to Showcase Work in Weekend Show

• Two UGA CAES Faculty Receive National Science Foundation CAREER Grants

• These Are the Most In-demand Jobs in Georgia Right Now, According to New Reports

• Georgia State: Rate Hikes On Hold Until September, Global Economic Breather Affects U.S. Growth Momentum

• Governor Appoints Judge Alex Atwood to Dept. of Administrative Services, Joy Hawkins to Office of Student Achievement

• Bennett Thrasher & Kennesaw State University Release Annual Construction Outlook Survey Findings

• Could State be Poised to Take over Hartsfield-Jackson Airport?

• Georgia House Passes Bipartisan Bill for More Secure, Accessible, and Transparent Elections

• Sen. Gooch's Small-cell Technology Bill Passes Senate Unanimously

• Most CFOs Rely On External Support For Major Initiatives, Survey Finds

• Forbes Travel Guide Unveils 2019 Star Rating Awards

February 27, 2019

• Athens Sales Tax Committee Agree on Much, but Hard Decisions Coming

• Sussessful Georgia: Driving American Innovation Co-Hosted by The Georgia Chamber

• Hand-Marked Paper Ballot System to Cost Georgia Taxpayers Over $200M

• State Senate Passes Gov. Kemp’s Patients First Act

• Atlanta Shines During Super Bowl LIII

• Bill Addressing Broadband Expansion Passes Senate

• Are Casinos in Georgia’s Future?

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