News

April 13, 2018

• Sen. Isakson Honors Life of Zell Miller

• GCCMA Educational Presentations Feature Institute Faculty Members, Others

• Google Partners with Georgia Businesses & Georgia Power on New Renewable Energy Program

• Wear Purple and Celebrate April as Month of the Military Child with GaDOE

• Tax Preparation Checklist: Lessons from Your 2017 Tax Return

• Pindrop Study Finds Nearly Half of Americans Would Be Likely to Use Voice Recognition as a Form of Personal Verification

• Payments Fraud Hit Record High 78% in 2017 According to New Survey of Finance Pros

• 78% Of Attorneys Rely On Business Development Professionals, Up 21% From 2016, Annual Legal Marketing Association-Bloomberg Law Survey Finds

April 12, 2018

• Columbia County Water Utility Receives Award

• Public Invited to Help Shape Evans Towne Center

• April is National Pickleball Month

• Georgia Public Policy Foundation: Winners and Losers in Georgia's 2017-18 Session

• CSX in Process of Selling 175 Miles of Georgia, Alabama Rail Line

• Georgia Layoff List in 2018 includes Walmart, Convergys, Coca-Cola and Toys R Us

• In Career and in Retirement, SBDC Employee Eric Bonaparte Gives to UGA

• H2H Blinds Sells Georgia Location

• Kelly Products Celebrates 25 Years in Georgia

• Last Chance to Participate in the Georgia CEO Q2 Business Index Survey

• SBA Partners Receives Certified Development Company of the Year Award

• Vast Majority Of Tax Departments Play Essential Role In M&A Activity Per Bloomberg Tax Survey

• Redfin Releases New Data Showing No Major Gaps in Pay Between Women and Men

• Homes "Earn" Minimum Wage or More in Nearly Half the Nation's Largest Cities

April 11, 2018

• Mayor Davis Endorsed by Police Benevolent Association and the International Association of Firefighters

• Augusta Welcomes Former Defense and FBI Leader as New Savannah River National Laboratory Director at Chamber’s Member Economic Luncheon

• GreenJackets and City of North Augusta Announce Traffic & Parking Plan

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