News

February 27, 2017

• Georgia Music Investment Act Will Grow Georgia’s Music Industry

• Kaiser Permanente Names Jim Simpson President of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of Georgia

• Georgia Craft Brewers Ready to Leave Prohibition Laws Behind

• Governor Unveils ‘Encourage’ from the "Real Teachers Real Voices” Campaign

• Condor Chocolates Brings Ecuadorian Treats to Georgia

• Americans Split on Whether NAFTA Is Good or Bad for US

• Are Your Star Employees Slipping Away?

• The Solar Foundation: Solar Accounts for 1 in 50 New U.S. Jobs in 2016

• New Study: Nearly Half of Online Retailers Want a New E-Commerce Platform

February 24, 2017

• Bean Joins CSU as Executive Director of Development for the College of the Arts

• Need a Ride? Lyft Launches in Columbus, Following Uber into Market

• Brown Receives 2017 Regents’ Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award

• Oxbow Meadows Hosts STEAM Day at Eddy Middle School

• Safest Cities in Georgia Announced

• A Look Into the Governor’s HDCI Information Technology Task Force

• Members Talk Issues during GFB Day at the Capitol

• 2017 Georgia Grown Executive Chefs Announced

• Lt. Governor Cagle Champions Passage of Measure to Prioritize Georgia’s Transportation Initiatives

• ASI Southeast to Complete Fourth Expansion in Stephens County

• College Endowments Didn’t Grow at Rate of Dow Jones Industrial Average

• Stable Growth Expected for Commercial Real Estate in 2017

• January Construction Starts Jump 12%

• Study: Nearly Half of Pre-Retirees Feel Their Ideal Retirement is 'Very Attainable'

• Nearly 80% of Enterprises use More than 10 Mobile Business Apps, New MobileIron Report Finds

• Auto Sales Staying Strong in February, Forecasts Edmunds

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