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November 04, 2022

• UGA Study Offers New Perspective on the 2008 Housing Crash

• Survey Finds 3 in 5 Homeowners Are Worried About Package Theft This Holiday Season

• Intercompany Accounting to Get More Support From Many in Year Ahead

• SMEs Must Plan for Recovery from Cybersecurity Attacks

November 03, 2022

• Queensborough CEO Named Among Georgia Trend's Top Industry Leaders

• Greene Point at Cedar Street Groundbreaking

• Chick-fil-A on Washington Road Re-opens

• Busby's Cares Community Contribution for August-October 2022

• Georgia Film And TV Productions Spent $4.4 Billion In The 2022 Tax Season Helping Jump Start New Opportunities

• Georgia's Early Voting Infrastructure Maximizes Voter Turnout

• Gov. Kemp, Supt. Woods Name Winners of Georgia RISE Award

• Georgia Historical Society to Appoint Historian and Award-Winning Author Annette Gordon-Reed as Dooley Distinguished Fellow

• DOE Announces $43 Million To Support the Clean Energy Transition in Communities Across the Country

• Employees Are 63% More Likely to Stay with Employers Who Provide Better Learning Opportunities

• Only 4% of Security & IT Leaders Believe All of Their Cloud Data is Sufficiently Secured

• BBB Partners with Amazon to Help Consumers Avoid Impersonation Scams

November 02, 2022

• Amazon Web Services, Sumitomo Electric Lightwave, and Augusta Technical College Collaborate on New Fusion Splicing Certificate Course

• First Step Staffing Opens To Help Combat Homelessness in Augusta, GA

• Golden Harvest Food Bank to Hold Fresh Produce Distributions

• Bridge Renaming from Jefferson Davis Draws Opponents

• Georgia Has the 7th Most Jobs Created by New Businesses

• High Turnout, High Enthusiasm Define Georgia's Early Voting

• King’s Hawaiian to Expand Hall County Bakery Operations, Invest $85 Million

• Diesel Shortage Fears Grow for Small Businesses Across Georgia

• Gov. Kemp Announces Over $4.6 Million in Grants for Law Enforcement Training Program

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