News

March 14, 2018

• SunTrust Names Stan Little President of the SunTrust Foundation

• GEA Spring Conference Targets Opportunities for Georgia Business April 15th - 17th

• Paddle Georgia Trip Highlights Emerging Water Trails

• State Rep. Pruett to Participate in International NAFTA Negotiation Conference

• Charlie Harper: Education Spending Consumes New State Revenues

• Call for Applicants Now Open for The TAG Fintech Innovation Award Challenge

• Equal Justice Works Launches Georgia Housing Corps

• The Dairy Alliance Awakens Hope for Dairy Farm Families in the Southeast

• Verizon Wireless Closing One-Third of U.S. Call Centers, Cutting Customer Service Jobs

• USDA Invests $276M in Rural Electric Infrastructure

• Small-Business Owners Optimistic And Expecting To Grow, New Survey Finds

• The Harris Poll On Corporate Reputation: Americans Favor "Main Street" Companies Over Traditional Corporate America

• Owner and Appraiser Opinions of Home Values Inch Closer To Equilibrium

March 13, 2018

• Merchant Association Merges into Harris County Chamber

• TSYS Chief Information Officer Patricia Watson Named As One of the Most Influential Women in Payments

• With Toys R Us on Brink of Closure, Here’s What Could Fill That and Other Empty Retail Spaces in Columbus

• Sunday Alcohol Sales Expansion Heads to Georgia Governor

• SunTrust: Americans Plan to Boost Savings with Tax Refunds

• Sen. Isakson Honored by Paralyzed Veterans of America for Dedication to Veterans Care

• Georgia Gas Prices Declined 3 Cents

• Georgia Number Three for Complaints about Collection Company

• Winning in Las Vegas: Cox Automotive, with Autotrader and Kelley Blue Book Brands, to Make Car Buying Faster, More Enjoyable

• High school Students Complete J.W. Fanning Institute Leadership Program Focused on Latino Community, Issues

• Flood Safety Preparedness Week Is March 11th-16th

• Shaw Women Receive High Honors from The Manufacturing Institute

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