News

March 08, 2018

• USG Regents' Scholarship Gala Raises Close to $1M

• Georgia DOT Awards $24.8M in Resurfacing and Bridge Contracts

• Jekyll Island is the Getaway Choice for Shaking Off Those Winter Blues and Jumping into Springtime

• State Rep. Belton: Air Force, Bring the F-35 Lightning II Down to Georgia

• Amy Carter Named Deputy Commissioner of Rural Georgia

• AACSB Recognizes Georgia Southern University College of Business Alumnus as 2018 Influential Leader

• Input Sought on Solar Ordinance for Georgia

• Online Job Ads Decreased 185,700 in February

• FICO Data: 10% More Debit Cards Were Compromised in U.S. Last Year

• Retailers Can Increase Loyalty By Providing Consumers With Opportunities To Resell, Recycle And Donate

• Flat U.S. Customer Satisfaction Raises Questions About the Health of the Economy, ACSI Data Show

• Housing Confidence Falls, Remains Volatile

• Tepid Rise for Dodge Momentum Index in February

• ADP National Employment Report: Private Sector Employment Increased by 235,000 Jobs in February

• New Study Shows Business Schools Must Adapt to Meet Needs of Digital Generation

• Randstad US Survey Reiterates Need for Top-down Commitment to Gender Equality and Inclusion in Today's Workplace

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pensions' Investment Losses in February Buoyed by Higher Discount Rates

• Confidence Among Homeowners, Homebuyers on Diverging Paths

March 07, 2018

• Want to Drink More Freely in Downtown Columbus? This Proposed Law Would Change the Rules

• MCSD Hosts 8th Annual Transition Fair for Students with Disabilities March 20th

• Dan Cathy, Arthur Blank, Bernie Marcus among Georgians to Rise on Forbes' Billionaires List

• Georgia Power Highlights the Importance of Literacy during Get Georgia Reading Month

• UPS Names Jim Barber Chief Operating Officer, Appoints Nando Cesarone President, International

• Georgia Gas Prices Dropping Again

• State School Superintendent Woods' Letter to Educational Leaders on School Safety

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