News

February 05, 2018

• Atlanta Fed Forecasts First Quarter U.S. Growth at Sizzling 5.4%

• Mitchell Kopelman of Aprio on Cryptocurrency and Taxes: The Impact of Mining, Spending, and Trading

• Study: UGA Has a $5.7B Economic Impact on Georgia

• Georgia Senators Renew Push To Legalize Marijuana

• UPS Commits To Purchase 14 Additional 747-8F Freighters And Orders 4 New 767s

• Delta Reports Operating Performance for January 2018

• Office of Attorney General Chris Carr Champions Open Government in Georgia

• February 5th-9th Is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Georgia

• IT Employment Grows in First Jobs Report of 2018, CompTIA Analysis Finds

• Economic Strengthening is Spilling Over to the Labor Market

February 02, 2018

• County Expands Downtown Parking Lot

• Wine and Swine Raises Scholarship Dollars for VSU Students February 23rd

• Three Confirmed Flu-Related Deaths in South Georgia

• Rotary-MAP International Partnership Completes Successful Pilot Phase of Medicines Program and Provides Prescription Assistance to 140 Citizens

• Lanier Islands Announces Joint Venture with Safe Harbor Development and Margaritaville Holdings

• UGA Extension Economists Provide Updates on Commodities for Upcoming Year

• Shaw Acquires Sanquhar Tile Service

• Bloomberg: Tesla Planning 'Major Expansion' at Home Depot

• The Gretchen K. Corbin Last Mile Fund Awards More Than $22,000 to TCSG Colleges

• UPS Growth Accelerates In 2017

• VanRiet Material Handling Systems to Create More Than 70 Jobs in Fulton County

• Pressurizer Set Inside Vogtle Unit 3 Containment Vessel

• AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Celebrates 50 Years

• Average New-Car Prices Rise Nearly 4% For January 2018 On Shifting Sales Mix, According To Kelley Blue Book

• Unlimited Data Positively Affects Network Quality, While 'Bring Your Own Device' Campaigns Have Negative Affects, J.D. Power Finds

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