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February 14, 2019

• Georgia Truck Bottlenecks Among The Worst In The Country

• New Data Shows Georgia Leading in Tech Employment, Innovation

• Boeing Delivers First KC-46A Tanker to Altus Air Force Base

• The Georgia Manufacturing Alliance is Recognized at the State Capitol in a Special Resolution Before the House of Representatives

• 10 Years After the Credit CARD Act, 8 in 10 Americans Still Want More to be Done

• Data Reveals Travelers Can Save 20% or More of Flight Costs by Booking on a Weekend

February 13, 2019

• Help at Home Acquires Coastal Home Care and Altrus

• ESP, Jittery Joe’s Expand Partnership to Train Workers with Disabilities

• $3M Gift to UGA Law School Will Transform First-Generation Student Experiences

• Both High Schools Named AP Honor Schools

• State’s Health Care Will Look Very Different If Major Bills Pass

• Georgia Mentor Protégé Connection Presents the 4th Annual Georgia Innovation Summit

• Northside Hospital and Gwinnett Health System Cleared to Merge in 2019; Final Approvals Granted

• SunTrust, BB&T to Spend $100M on Technology, Innovation

• Dean Burnette to Lead Georgia’s Business Brokers in 2019

• Georgia Power's Dr. Mark Berry Receives 2019 Science Spectrum Trailblazer Award

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Senate Passage of Legislation to Protect Georgia Historic Lands

• Metro Home Prices Jump 4% in 2018's Fourth Quarter

• Only 27% of People Currently Own a Virtual Assistant, But Use of Consumer AI Devices Is Growing, New Survey Finds

• Despite Slow Adoption, Companies Are Putting Artificial Intelligence on Fast Track, Protiviti Survey Finds

February 12, 2019

• SPLOST 2020 Comment Form & Submitted Project Details Now Online

• Gov. Kemp Appoints Shawnzia Thomas to Lead Georgia Commission on Equal Opportunity

• Indian River Transport Company to Build New Terminal in Cordele

• Georgia House Backs Bill to Let Local Power Companies Sell Internet

• Experiential Learning Guide Enhances Georgia Workforce Development Efforts

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