News

November 05, 2015

• 250 Workers to Lose Jobs after Quad/Graphics Announces Augusta Facility's Closure

• Solving Problems with Effective Employee Training with GaMEP

• Georgia Department of Transportation in October Awards Contracts Totaling $396.2M

• Equifax: Banks' Mortgage Portfolios Not Matching Hot Pace of Originations

• Commentary: Opportunity's Knocking Hard at Georgia's Door

• UPS Receives SmartWay Excellence Award from EPA

• GPB's Business Guru to Emcee Georgia Manufacturing Summit

• TAG Launches New Society

• Georgia Division of Family and Children Services Promotes National Adoption Month

• Businesses Paid $688B in State and Local Taxes in FY2014

• Online Labor Demand Increased 172,300 in October

• New Report Finds Consumers See Promise, but Not Yet Ready for a Smart Home

• Houston, TX Named Best City for Building Wealth

November 04, 2015

• Georgia Military College Sees High Turnout for Blood Drive

• Columbia County Chamber Pre-Legislative Breakfast Thursday

• Chick-fil-A VP of Corporate Talent Reveals Secret Sauce to Company's Success

• Mercedes-Benz, Kia, Porsche All Report Record Sales for October

• Trains Drive Georgia’s Commerce – and Clean Air

• Delta Traffic Up in October, Passenger Revenue Down

• Young Professionals Changing The Game For Georgia Communities

• UGA Sets the Standard for Small Business Programs

• States Fight EPA Limits on New, Coal-Fired Power Plants

• Governor Deal Appoints 23 to State Boards

• Millennials Will Be Key Drivers of Sustainability in Small and Medium Businesses

• IBM Study: C-suite Executives See “Uberization” As Primary Competitive Threat

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