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May 08, 2017

• Madvapes Now Open in Augusta

• Cyber, Public Policy Professors to Study Local Cyber Workforce

• Bid Defects Pricey for Taxpayers

• Georgia's Young Gamechangers Final Recommendations Release for LaGrange June 2nd

• Georgia Centers of Innovation Support Student Research & Design Showcase Events

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Decline

• Georgia Logistics Industry Will Be Crucial in Coming Decades

• SBA Announces Funding Competition for Organizations Providing Federal Procurement Training to Veteran Entrepreneurs

• Spherion Staffing: 85% Percent of American Workers Hold at Least One Side Gig

• Governor Unveils “Grow the Future”

• National Construction Index Loses Steam in April

• Zillow: Best Time to Buy a Home is Late Summer

• Americans Still Say They Like Saving More Than Spending

• CompTIA Analysis: U.S. IT Sector Employment Reverses Course, Sheds 3,000 Jobs in April

• US Small-Business Owners' Optimism Remains Strong

May 05, 2017

• Mayor Hopes to Forge Relationship with Congo Medical Business Venture

• Augusta’s Cyber Industry Has Billion Dollar a Year Potential, Says CSRA Alliance Consultant

• MAU Hosting Hiring Event in Grovetown May 5th

• GoodBoats for Goodwill Returns to Lake Olmstead May 6th

• Congress adds Funding for Cyber, Defense Operations at Fort Gordon

• GMC Announces New BAS Degree Program in Supply Chain Management and Logistics

• Governor Deal Signs "Campus Carry" Bill

• Three Georgia Companies Named Manufacturers of the Year

• Georgia State Tax Revenues Up 9.1% in April

• Elixir Extrusions Expansion to Invest More Than $8M in Douglas-Coffee County

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