March 2024 News

March 29, 2024

• Georgia Law Schools Donations Surge in 2024 Legal Food Frenzy Competition, Setting Stage for Statewide Effort

• The Home Depot to Acquire SRS Distribution

• New Research Highlights Georgia’s Low Risk Approach to Record Pandemic-Era Tax Cuts

• AU Professor: How will the Bridge Collapse in Baltimore Impact the Supply Chain?

• AG Carr Challenges EPA’s Burdensome Emissions Rule for Oil & Gas Producers

• Lawmakers Approve Additional Charter School Administrator Funding & Single Score Accountability Requirement

• Atlanta-based Company 'Via Citrus' Helps Residents Enjoy Citrus Trees Year-round

• Gov. Kemp Announces Appointments to Superior Court & State Courts

• Staffing Employment Fell in 2023

• Major Shift in Global IPO Market Share From the Past Five Years

• Cox Automotive Forecast: March New-Vehicle Sales To Increase 4.5% From Year Ago Levels As U.S. Market Continues to Normalize

March 28, 2024

• Could a Bridge Collapse Happen in Savannah or Brunswick? Georgia Ports Leaders Weigh In

• Georgia: Most Affordable College Education in US

• Georgia Power, PSC Staff Reach Agreement on Request for More Generating Capacity

• A Georgia Home Designed to look like Disney's Haunted Mansion is on Sale for $2.2M

• General Assembly OKs Coin-Operated Amusement Machines Reform Bill

• New Poll Validates What We Already Know: Georgia Voters Trust Georgia Election System

• Fishing Rights Bill Wins Final Passage in General Assembly

• JAMES Magazine Online: Ossoff Touts Funding for New Border Agents

• Mcdonald's USA and Krispy Kreme Announce Expanded National Partnership

• Serving Up Technology: New Data Shows How Tech Integration is Transforming the Restaurant Experience

• S&P Corelogic Case-Shiller Index Continues to Trend Upward in January 2024

March 27, 2024

• Georgia Among Top 10 States Seeking a Side Hustle, Study Reveals

• Fiscal ’25 State Budget Easily Clears Georgia Senate

• JAMES Magazine Online: Can Georgia’s Economy Thrive Without Fossil Fuels?