News

January 30, 2017

• Technology Association of Georgia Publication Lists Who’s Who in Sports Technology

• Here's What Americans Would Give Up to See Their Team Win the Super Bowl

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased

• Post-Election Surge in Consumer and Business Sentiment Suggests Momentum for 2017, According to PwC

• Private Equity CFOs Focus on Developing Talent and Enabling Digital Technology to Stay Competitive

January 27, 2017

• United Way's Home for Good Conducts Annual Point in Time Count

• John Milazzo Joins St. Francis as Chief Financial Officer

• St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School to Celebrate Catholic Schools Week 2017

• Char-Broil Unveils Best-in-Class Grills for 2017

• Sen. Brandon Beach Introduces Bill to Legalize Resort Style Casinos

• Georgia House Backs Budget Changes, Including Storm Relief

• New Study Finds Georgia Underreports Public School Spending

• Technical College System of Georgia Opens International Door for Students with New Agreement

• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia Foundation Tackled Complex Health Needs in 2016

• Georgia’s Top Judge Calls 2017 Year of Change for Judiciary

• Driverless Bus Makes Debut in Georgia at Start of US Tour

• Bill Would Allow On-site Craft Beer Sales in Georgia

• New Construction Starts in December Slide 5%; Annual Total for 2016 Edges Up 1% to $676.5B

• Deloitte Study: Fact, Fiction and Fear Cloud Future of Autonomous Vehicles in the Minds of Consumers

• Annual In-Store Retail Survey Reveals U.S. Retailers Continue to Miss the Mark on Mobile Expectations of Consumers

• Existing-Home Sales Slide in December; 2016 Sales Best Since 2006

• Report: Employees Will Be Easy to Lose and Hard to Hire in 2017

• Five States Had Net-Positive Economic Confidence in 2016

• Top College Students Who Lose Small Amounts of Financial Aid More Likely to Drop Out

• Paving the Way From a College Degree to a Good Job

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