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• Competitive Pension Risk Transfer Buyout Rate Dips to 98.3% During June

  News, July 29, 2022

• Southeast Georgia Health System Offers Free Certified Nursing Assistant Training

  News, July 28, 2022

• GA Economic Developers Association Launches Search For President & CEO

  News, July 28, 2022

• Lt. Governor Duncan Announces Appointments to Georgia Rare Disease Advisory Council

  News, July 28, 2022

• EPD FY23 Recycling, Waste Reduction, and Diversion Grant

  News, July 28, 2022

• AAA Urges Drivers to Stay Alert As Students Return to School

  News, July 28, 2022

• Norfolk Southern Reports Record Quarterly Results

  News, July 28, 2022

• Consumers Pay the Price as Data Breach Costs Reach All-Time High

  News, July 28, 2022

• Nearly Half Workers Only Receive Feedback on an Annual or Semi-Annual Basis

  News, July 28, 2022

• Survey: Despite Risk of Recession, One-Third of Workers Still Plan to Quit Their Jobs

  News, July 28, 2022

• Georgia-Lensed Productions Snag 46 Emmy Nominations

  News, July 27, 2022

• Port of Savannah Stays on Pace at Nearly 5.8M TEUs in FY2022

  Features, July 27, 2022

  Fiscal Year 2022 was another record-breaker for the Georgia Ports Authority, with container volumes growing 8 percent for a total of 5.76 million twenty-foot equivalent container units.

• Georgia Ranks 16th in Labor Productivity Among States

  News, July 27, 2022

• SWGA Farmer Selected as Swisher/ Sunbelt Expo Southeastern 2022 Georgia Farmer of the Year

  News, July 27, 2022

• UPS Releases 2Q 2022 Earnings

  News, July 27, 2022

• Some Mask Requirements Return for These Georgia Counties

  News, July 27, 2022

• Consumer Confidence Declined Moderately in July

  News, July 27, 2022

• 81% of Consumers Enroll in Free Trial When Offered

  News, July 27, 2022

• Latest Results for the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices

  News, July 27, 2022

• New-Vehicle Prices Set a Record in June, According to Kelley Blue Book, as Luxury Share Hits New High

  News, July 27, 2022

• Friends of Georgia Radio Names First-ever Class of Georgia Radio Legends

  News, July 26, 2022

• Georgia Pump Price Average Falls 14 Cents

  News, July 26, 2022

• AAP & AT&T Launch Free Digital Tools to Help Families Determine Child’s Cell Phone Readiness and Create Healthy Media Use Habits

  News, July 26, 2022

• Study: Changes in Unemployment Rate by State

  News, July 26, 2022

• Top Bank Executives Overwhelmingly Believe Recession Is Inevitable

  News, July 26, 2022

• Job Seeker Activity Continues at a Solid Pace, New Research by CompTIA Reveals

  News, July 26, 2022

• 2022 Georgia Milestones Scores Show Improvement in Student Performance

  News, July 25, 2022

• Georgia Chamber: Incorporating Minority Suppliers into Supply Chain

  News, July 25, 2022

• AGCO Announces Chief Supply Chain Officer Succession Plan

  News, July 25, 2022

• Southern Company Scores 100 Percent on Disability Equality Index for the Sixth Consecutive Year

  News, July 25, 2022

• AG Carr Joins Multistate Agreement Recovering $34.2M Service Members

  News, July 25, 2022

• Southeastern Grocers Donates $140,000 to Feeding America Network Food Banks

  News, July 25, 2022

• Despite Possible Recession, Respondents Indicate Confidence in Job Market

  News, July 25, 2022

• Home Prices Grew at Near-Record High in Second Quarter

  News, July 25, 2022

• 75% of Organizations Strengthen Their Cybersecurity Posture by Conducting Regular Access Reviews

  News, July 25, 2022

• Southeast Georgia Health System Hosts Walk-In Interviews For RNs, LPNs and CNAs

  News, July 22, 2022

• Georgia Power's Transformational Plan for State's Energy Future Approved

  Features, July 22, 2022

  The Georgia Public Service Commission approved Georgia Power's 2022 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), which sets forth a proactive, innovative and transformational roadmap for how Georgia Power will continue to meet the energy needs of customers, local communities and the State of Georgia for future generations.

• Georgia Expands Electric Vehicle Charging Network with Federal Alternative Fuel Corridor Designations

  News, July 22, 2022

• John Murphy to Become President and Chief Financial Officer of The Coca-Cola Company

  News, July 22, 2022

• Leadership GBA Board of Directors Elects and Installs Officers and Directors

  News, July 22, 2022

• USDA Energy Audit & Renewable Energy Development Assistance Grants

  News, July 22, 2022

• Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Fell Further in June

  News, July 22, 2022

• More Than Two-Thirds of Americans Don't Know that Social Security is Protected Against Inflation

  News, July 22, 2022

• Used-Vehicle Data Shows Signs of Market Normalcy After Unprecedented Run in 2020 & 2021

  News, July 22, 2022

• Southeast Georgia Health System to Host American Red Cross Blood Drive July 22, 2022

  News, July 21, 2022

• LiveOak Fiber Receives $150 Million Initial Funding from InfraRed Capital Partners

  News, July 21, 2022

• Mobile Health Vehicle Offers Digital Mammograms

  News, July 21, 2022

• The Fastest Growing Industry in Georgia

  News, July 21, 2022

• Copper Foil Manufacturer Denkai America to Locate New Manufacturing Facility, North American Headquarters in Richmond County

  News, July 21, 2022

• GaDOE, GEMA/HS Launch Georgia Center for School Safety Website

  News, July 21, 2022

• Gov. Kemp, General Carden Announce SK Battery America to Become 'Work for Warriors' Partner

  News, July 21, 2022

• Mellow Mushroom Celebrates Christmas in July with Toys for Tots and Special Gift Card Offer

  News, July 21, 2022

• Secretary of State's Office Provides Tools for Financial Freedom

  News, July 21, 2022

• 2022’s States With the Highest Job Resignation Rates, WalletHub Study

  News, July 21, 2022

• Skilled Trades Labor Scarcity: Workforce Aging as Fewer Recruits Enter Trades

  News, July 21, 2022

• Cox Automotive Lowers Full-Year New-Vehicle Sales Forecast as Persistent Supply Problems Continue to Hold Back Auto Industry

  News, July 21, 2022

• Georgia Emerges as Hub for Sustainability

  Features, July 20, 2022

  Companies looking to lower emissions and reduce carbon footprint for themselves and their customers have invested over $11.5 billion in Georgia since 2018. The state’s competitive advantages, combined with its responsiveness to rapidly evolving business needs, have attracted a range of manufacturers, recyclers, and innovators who are leading the way to a greener, cleaner, more sustainable future.

• FedExCup Playoffs Finale Returns to East Lake Golf Club

  News, July 20, 2022

• Gov. Kemp Creates Small Business and Supplier Diversity Manager Position at the Department of Administrative Services

  News, July 20, 2022

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Increased 2.7% in June

  News, July 20, 2022

• Boards are Electing Independent Board Chairs, Experimenting with Committee Structures, & Holding More Meetings

  Features, July 20, 2022

  A new report from The Conference Board reveals that boards are increasingly electing independent board chairs. These changes are not being driven by an overriding wave of shareholder sentiment, but rather by internal governance and business reasons, including an increase in the level and scope of responsibilities of US corporate boards.

• Buyers Gaining Time and Options as Competition Eases

  News, July 20, 2022

• Cox Automotive Forecast: May Auto Sales Expected to Fall to Slowest Pace in 2022

  News, July 20, 2022

• Georgia Gas Price Average Drift Lower

  News, July 19, 2022

• 8.9% Of Georgia Purchase Loans Are for Investment Properties, Above U.S. Average

  News, July 19, 2022

• 2022 MLB Draft: Here's Where These Georgia Standouts Are Going

  News, July 19, 2022

• Rural Partners Network Promotes Prosperity for Rural Communities

  News, July 19, 2022

• Georgia Rural Economic Development Strategy Yields Major Success

  Features, July 19, 2022

  Governor Brian P. Kemp's rural economic development strategy is yielding major results for hardworking Georgians in communities all across the Peach State.

• Veem Survey Finds Close to 50% of SMBs Are Anticipating a Recession This Year

  News, July 19, 2022

• Three Out of Four American Workers Fearful They Will Lose Their Jobs

  News, July 19, 2022

• Category Leaders Use Cloud as a 'Force Multiplier' to Maximize Value From Cloud Investments

  News, July 19, 2022

• Georgia Sees the 9th Largest Wage Increase in the U.S.

  News, July 18, 2022

• Governor Kemp Names 93 Board, Council, & Authority Appointments

  News, July 18, 2022

• Georgia DOT Partners with Firm on Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

  News, July 18, 2022

• "Surviving the Mental Health Tank" Making Waves in Georgia & Beyond

  News, July 18, 2022

• Deloitte: As Inflation and Uncertainty Abound, Back-to-School and Back-to-College Spending Surges

  News, July 18, 2022

• Consumers Appear Increasingly Frustrated by Housing Market, Larger Economy

  News, July 18, 2022

• As Air Travel Rebounds, Boeing Forecasts Demand for More than 41,000 New Airplanes by 2041

  News, July 18, 2022

• Anduril Industries to Invest $60 Million, Create 180 New Jobs in Fulton County

  News, July 15, 2022

• Register for These Upcoming Georgia SBA Small Biz Training Events

  News, July 15, 2022

• Georgia Historical Society Provides Training to K-12 Educators for Teaching Challenging Histories

  News, July 15, 2022

• DCA OneGeorgia Rural Innovation Fund FY23 Applications Announced

  News, July 15, 2022

• Nearly Half of Americans Do Not Have Access to Retirement Plans at Work

  News, July 15, 2022

• Small Business Hiring & Wage Growth Strength Continues; Growth Rates Moderate Slightly

  Features, July 15, 2022

  Small businesses continued to add jobs in June and worker wages continued to grow at a strong rate, but the pace of growth moderated slightly from previous month. These insights are according to the latest Paychex | IHS Markit Small Business Employment Watch.

• It's Still A Candidate's World: Majority Of Employees Will Job Hunt During A Recession

  News, July 15, 2022

• Quicken Survey Shows Home and Car Purchases Are Being Put on Hold Due to Economic Uncertainty

  News, July 15, 2022

• BBB Tip: How to Spot a Deepfake and Avoid Scams

  News, July 15, 2022

• Georgia U.S. House Delegation Introduce Bill To Name Atlanta Regional VA Office After Former Senator Isakson

  News, July 14, 2022

• Georgia Has the 9th Lowest Union Participation Rate in the U.S.

  News, July 14, 2022

• AT&T Names New Vice President and General Manager for the Southeast States

  News, July 14, 2022

• NAMI Georgia Announces 40th Anniversary Gala & NAMI Walks Kick-off

  News, July 14, 2022

• Americans Reveal Fresh Thoughts on Electric Vehicles

  News, July 14, 2022

• Travel + Leisure Announces Its 2022 World's Best Awards Revealing The Top Cities, Islands, Hotels, Cruise Lines, Airlines + More

  News, July 14, 2022

• Tech Jobs Growth Exceeds Expectations for the Month, CompTIA Report Shows

  News, July 14, 2022

• Over 60% Of Organizations Prioritize Speed Over Security When Releasing Software

  News, July 14, 2022

• Warehouse Automation: Future-Proofing the Global Economy Report Released

  News, July 14, 2022

• Georgia Residents Earn the 15th Least Alternative Income

  News, July 13, 2022

• Anheuser-Busch Donates Drinking Water Georgia Fire Departments

  News, July 13, 2022

• AGCO Wins Red Dot Award: Design Concept 2022

  News, July 13, 2022

• Solid Job Growth Continues Amid a Slowing Economy

  Features, July 13, 2022

  The labor market continues to be strong, with 372,000 jobs added in June 2022, after a downwardly revised increase of 384,000 jobs in May. Despite gathering economic headwinds, there is still no clear indication that the labor market is cooling.

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