News

April 18, 2018

• Rate Of IT Job Growth Edges Up

• Businesses Struggle to Protect Sensitive Cloud Data According to New Oracle and KPMG Cloud Threat Report

• Does Job Hopping Help Or Hurt Your Career?

• Netwrix Survey: 69% of Healthcare Providers Plan to Move More Data to the Cloud, Disregarding Insider Threat

April 17, 2018

• Department of the Treasury Designates Qualified Opportunity Zones in Georgia

• Governor Deal Tells Health Care Giants to Settle Dispute or Face State ‘Action’

• Georgia Gas Prices to Rise on Syria Conflict

• Southern Company Increases Dividend for 17th Consecutive Year

• SunTrust Mortgage Cuts Application Time in Half with Online Tool

• Sen. Isakson’s Annual Military Service Academy Day for Georgia Students Will be Held on April 28th

• State School Superintendent Woods Names 2018 AP Honor Schools

April 16, 2018

• New Emergency Room Could Ease Overcrowding in Columbus

• SOS Brian Kemp Creates Commission to Review New Voting System

• Loloi Inc. to Create More Than 190 Jobs in Bartow County

• Georgia Power Celebrates Earth Month This April

• Georgia Might Move Vehicles from Under Bridge after Collapse

• Georgia Bar Diversity Program Plans Business Development Symposium

• UGA Hosts Conference for National Leaders in Government Training

• Georgia Receives Testing Waiver from U.S. Department of Education for Middle School Advanced Courses

• Rosenthal Wealth Management: Consumer Price Index Falls for First Time in 10 Months

• Report: U.S. Companies Expand Talent Pool by Increasing Teleworking, Lowering Educational Requirements

• U.S. Foreclosure Activity Decreases 19% In Q1 2018 To Stay Below Pre-Recession Levels For Sixth Consecutive Quarter

April 13, 2018

• TSYS and Bank of the West Announce New Agreement

• MCSD Students Place at Georgia Movie Academy

• Taurus USA to Create 300 Jobs in Bainbridge

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