News

January 09, 2017

• Registration Now Open for 2017 Georgia Logistics Summit

• Georgia Lawmakers Return to Capitol with Focus on Schools

• Drone Mapping Leads to Cost and Schedule Savings at Hospital Project

• UGA Study: Worker-owned Cooperatives May Help Address Elder Care Deficit

• Deloitte Poll: CFOs Anticipate Slow Global Economic Growth and Little Change for US Trade

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased in December

• Independent Political ID in U.S. Lowest in Six Years

• CompTIA Analysis: IT Employment Ends 2016 on a Positive Note

January 06, 2017

• Aflac's Top Lawyer Honored for Raising the Bar on Corporate Ethics

• Inspirational Adult Ed Teacher Named Columbus Technical College’s Instructor of the Year

• New CSU Downtown Columbus Building Set for Dedication

• Columbus Agencies Awarded $1.4M for Homeless Housing Programs

• CSU President Named to 2017 List of 100 Most Influential Georgians

• Governor Mobilizes State Resources Ahead of Winter Storm

• AT&T Smart Cities: Transforming Communities and Creating Value for Citizens

• Georgia Exchange Enrollment Edges Up as Trend Moderates

• Governor Announces School Award Winners, Updates List of Chronically Failing Schools

• GCUA: Sticking to a Budget Problematic for Some Georgians

• Georgia Energy Data and Clean Energy Industry Census Manager Wins the Georgia Solar Energy Association's 2016 Solar Advocate Award

• Insurance Commissioner Offers Cold Weather Fire Safety & Insurance Tips

• Sears Selling Craftsman Brand for Nearly $1B

• U.S. Economic Confidence Reaches Record High in December

• Technology a High Priority for SMBs Even With Uncertainties about ROI, New CompTIA Study Finds

• December U.S. Wages Up 2.7% Year Over Year - A Slight Slow Down Compared to Last Month

January 05, 2017

• Sears and Kmart Stores in Columbus are Closing

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