September 2018 News

September 28, 2018

• Columbus Closer to Regulating Airbnb Rentals, Generating More Revenues for the City

• Columbus State's Spencer House Celebrates 15th Anniversary

• BurningCastle LLC to Create 50 Jobs in Augusta

• Institute Partnership Launches New Georgia Placemaking Collaborative

• Medicare Readmission Penalties Hit Dozens of Georgia Hospitals Again

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Ports’ Tune Is A Broken Record

• The UPS Store, Inc. Shares All Its OfferINGs in New National Campaign

• Delta's New Detroit-Honolulu Service Means More Ways to Reach Hawaii

• Emergency Department Behavioral Health Collaborative Members Save Georgia Hospitals $935,980

• Shaw Industries Ranked Fourth on ELearning! Magazine’s 2018 Learning! 100 List

• Flexible Work Arrangements Lead to Better Performance, According to Creative Managers

• J.D. Power: Retail Sales to Decline in September; Weather Affects Sales for Second Consecutive Year

• U.S. Financial Services Companies See Average Cost of Fraud Rise 9.3% from 2017 to 2018, LexisNexis Risk Solutions Survey Finds

September 27, 2018

• Jefferson Financial to Acquire Three Synovus Branches in Mobile and Daphne, Alabama

• New Pizza Store in Columbus Will Also Have a Drive-Thru and Offer Pizza by the Slice

• Governor Deal Commends Co-Owners for Agreement on Plant Vogtle Units 3 & 4

• UGA Farm Tour Highlights Diversity of Agriculture Industry

• Keeping Businesses Connected: Launching AT&T Internet Backup

• The Home Depot Brings Express Delivery to 35 Major U.S. Markets

• Carr Reaches Multi-Million Dollar Settlement with Uber over Data Breach

• Georgia Manufacturing Summit Held October 10th at the Cobb Galleria

• Delta and Habitat for Humanity Build 10th and 11th Homes Funded by Onboard Recycling Program

• Secretary Perdue Rings the Closing Bell at NYSE

• Lack Of Information About Compensation Is The Biggest Frustration For U.S. Workers And Job Seekers

• New Vehicle Sales Expected to Dip Year-Over-Year, but Remain Strong in September