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March 19, 2024

• Synovus to Announce First Quarter 2024 Earnings Results

• AAA: Georgia Gas Price Average Spike at the Pumps

• New Bill Looks to Regulate Georgia’s Booting Industry

• Criminal Justice Reform Pendulum Is Moving The Other Way

• Mayor Frank Moran of Hiram Participates in Congressional Roundtable on Rail Safety

• Half of Georgians Ready to Risk Careers By Whistleblowing, Reveals Research

• Chris Clay Appointed Director of Lending at ACE | Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs

• Crafts Retailer Joann Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy as Consumers Cut Back on Pandemic-era Hobbies

• CFOs See North America's Economic Conditions Improving & Potential for Higher Productivity With GenAI

• Influx of Sellers Arrives Just in Time for Spring Season

• Gap Widens Between Leaders and Non-Leaders as Digital Transformation

March 18, 2024

• One Columbus Company Will Pay You $5K to Work Remote in the City

• MetroPower, Inc., Recognized as Top Safety Leader Contractor by Associated Builders and Contractors

• Georgia Loves Social Media More Than Most States in the US, According to a New Study

• St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School Athletic Director Corry Black to Step Down at End of School Year

• Suspension of Data Centers Tax Break Clears General Assembly

• Portrait Unveiled to Honor Speaker Ralston

• Georgia Regional Commissions Experience Slight Uptick in January Unemployment Rates

• The Players’ Lounge Announces Partnership with the University of Georgia

• Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson Diagnosed with Cancer

• Gov. Kemp Announces Incoming Adjutant General of Georgia National Guard

• National Survey Finds Impact of TikTok Ban in U.S. With Nearly 60% of TikTok Users Stating They Would Jump to Instagram Reels

• Global Economy Set for Slow Growth and High Uncertainty in 2024

• Americans Say Money Isn't Buying Happiness, Even as Savings Shrink, Finds KeyBank Survey

• Survey Says: Most EV Drivers Rely on Fast Chargers for Long Trips, Use Onsite Amenities While Charging

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