News

March 30, 2018

• Pending Home Sales Reverse Course in February, Rise 3.1%

• March Sales Uptick Closes Out Strong First Quarter, Edmunds Forecasts

• AARP Helps Taxpayers Avoid IRS Imposter and Related Scams

March 29, 2018

• Columbus Posts Great February Employment Numbers

• Columbus Pharmacy to Close as Walgreens Completes $4B Buyout

• Peachtree Mall Looks to Fill Cluster of Empty Store Spaces in JCPenney Wing

• Equifax Names Mark Begor as Chief Executive Officer

• Delta Launches First International-only Media Platform to Support Partnership with the Masters Tournament

• Want A Career In An Entrenched Industry In Georgia? If So, Get To Know All About Logistics

• Habitat for Humanity International Elects New Members to its Board of Directors

• AARP GA Announces 2018 Community Challenge Grant Program to Help Make Communities Better Places to Live for All Ages

• UGA Research Finds Female CEOs Frequently Face Subtler Bias

• Georgia Bar Diversity Program Chair Announces 2018 Goals, New Executive Director

• Housing Wealth for Older Homeowners Reaches $6.6T in Q4 2017

• Redfin Housing Demand Index Fell 14% from January to February as Ongoing Supply Shortage Crimped Homebuyer Activity

• HOME Survey: Housing and Economic Sentiment on Divergent Paths in Early 2018

• LendingTree Study: The Cost of Bankruptcy

• Used Vehicle Sales Hit Record High in 2017, According to Latest Edmunds Used Car Report

March 28, 2018

• IACT Health Partners with Gastrointestinal Diseases, Inc. for Research

• Governor Announces Additional Funding for Education, Transit in FY19 Budget

• Georgia Port's Mason Mega Rail Terminal Breaks Ground

• Georgia Technology Industry Adds More than 7,200 Jobs in 2017, Tech Contributes Nearly $47B in Economic Impact to State

• TSYS Consumer Payment Study: More Americans Embracing Cutting-Edge Payment Methods

• Georgia Breweries Snag Top 3 Spots in USA Today Award Category

• Charlie Harper: WWAT: What Would Amazon Think

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