News

February 28, 2018

• Health Care will be Americans' Second-Largest Expense in Retirement, But Most Aren't Ready to Bear It

• LendingTree Ranks the Best and Worst Cities for New Small Businesses

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in February

• Commercial Real Estate Deal Volume Edges Down In Q4 2017

February 27, 2018

• Waramaug LS Hotels LLC Acquires the Candlewood Suites Athens

• From Toccoa to the State Capitol, UGA Student Madison Hickey Helps Craft Policies to Help Georgia Agriculture

• Southern Company CEO Tom Fanning to Receive 2018 American Football Coaches Foundation CEO Coach of the Year Award

• State Rep. Hanson Introduces Legislation Eliminating County-Level CEO Positions Statewide

• Charlie Harper: Fresh Tea Leaves Coming This Week From GA’s Capitol

• Georgia Bio Elects First Female Chair

• UPS To Deploy First Electric Truck To Rival Cost Of Conventional Fuel Vehicles

• Georgia Gas Prices Drop Again; Higher Prices are Coming

• Panel Supports Bill to combat Distracted Driving in Georgia

• Carr Reaches Settlement with Takata U.S. Subsidary Over Defective Airbag Systems

• New-Vehicle Sales Expected to Fall 4% Year-Over-Year, Pace Slows from January 2018

• Retail Banks Play Valuable Role as First Line of Financial Advice for Customers, J.D. Power Finds

• Redfin Survey: 35% of Recent Homebuyers Bid on a Home Before Seeing it in Person

• FAU Study Finds Start-Ups That Take Out Business Loans Significantly More Likely to Survive Than Those That Don't

February 26, 2018

• Clayton Streetscape Project Could Go in 2 Phases

• UNG Named a Top Producer of Fulbright Students, Scholars

• Governor Announces Innovation Fund Tiny Grant Award Winners

• Georgia Ranks 15th in Nation for Percentage of Students Passing AP Exams

• Women of Georgia DOT Among the 100 Influential Women to Know

• Georgia Tourism Awards Funding to 11 Tourism Projects

• Commission Elects Lauren “Bubba” McDonald as Commission Chair

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