News

February 25, 2019

• Small Business Owners Look Beyond College for Training Opportunities

February 22, 2019

• CAES Alumni Recognized in Bulldog 100

• Access to Justice Initiative Pop-Up Clinic Set for February 23rd

• Women Honored at Athens Chamber Awards

• Georgia Chamber Co-Hosts Georgia: Driving American Innovation Policy Conference Monday

• Georgia Could Soon Get New Electronic Voting Machines

• Health Care Leaders Back Kemp's Patients First Act

• Extension of Hospital Provider Fee Advancing Swiftly through House

• Senator David Perdue Attends Delta Test Cell Grand Opening

• Georgia Employers' Association Training: Handling Toxic Employees February 27th

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Slightly in January

• New Study Finds Millennials Concerned About Privacy, But Lax On Security

February 21, 2019

• ZKTeco Creating 40 Jobs, Investing $5M in Fulton County

• Georgia Senate Unanimously Passes Dyslexia Legislation

• Georgia CEO Survey Results: Business Confidence is Strong, but Headwinds are Present

• Gov. Kemp Signs School Bus Safety Law

• Southern Company Reports Fourth-quarter and Full-year 2018 Earnings

• Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million Donate $108k in Books to Reach Out and Read Georgia

• North Highland: 60% of Companies Expect Use of Contract Labor to Grow over the Next Five Years

• New Vehicle Sales Continue to Slip in February, Edmunds Forecasts

• Over Half Of Global Executives Surveyed Not Confident In Identifying Financial Data Inaccuracies Prior To Reporting, According To BlackLine

• Millennials Now Taking On More Mortgages Than Any Other Generation

February 20, 2019

• Dawgs at the Dome: Bulldogs Descend on Capitol

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Film Industry Ready For The Next Level

• Senate Committee Recommends Passage of Governor's Patients First Act

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