News

April 15, 2019

• Home Value Forecast: Gains in Inventory Slowing Down Housing Market

April 12, 2019

• Southern Dev Conference Kicks off Inaugural Event April 27th, 2019 at Georgia Cyber Center

• Augusta's Mayor Pro Tem to Address Local Business Group April 17th

• Video Evidence: Masters Works to Catch Every Shot on Camera

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

• The Leadership Georgia Board of Trustees Seeks Nominations for the Class of 2020

• Report: More Than 500,000 Defective Airbags Remain Unrepaired In Georgia

• Fred's Closing 159 Underperforming Stores by End of May

• UPS Capital Suite Of Shipping Insurance APIs Helps Smaller Businesses Access Coverage Through TMS Software

• Brasfield & Gorrie Honored by National Construction Organization

• Cyber Risk Assessment for U.S. Businesses Holds Steady for First Quarter of 2019

• Nearly 80% of Small Businesses Are Confident They Understand SEO Best Practices

April 11, 2019

• Crowds Brave the Rain for Augusta Youth Golf Nonprofit Benefit Concert

• Pharmaceutical Company Seeking Buyer for Local Plant

• 2019 Masters Tournament Preview

• Governor Kemp: "We Will Not Stand Down until Congress Stands Up for Our Farmers."

• Dematic to Establish Global Headquarters in Fulton County

• In Memoriam: GMA's Mike Starr 1949–2019

• Georgia-Pacific Consumer Products Leader Kathy Walters to Retire

• Southern Company First-quarter Earnings to be Released May 1st

• Nearly 80% of People Use Shopping Apps While at Home, and Most Use Them Frequently - At Least 2-5 Times a Week

• Owner Perception of Home Values Dropped 50% in March, According to Quicken Loans Study

• Solid Job Growth at Present, but More Evidence of a Slowdown in the Coming Months

April 10, 2019

• Young Honored at Mayors Masters Reception He Began

• Restored Bakery Opens with Celebration of Ford, Richmond Hill History

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