News

February 01, 2018

• US Wage Growth Remains Slow To Start Off 2018, Up 0.9% Year Over Year

• Small Businesses Use Social Media Instead of a Website, Despite Risks

• Online Job Ads Increased 1,200 in January

• Randstad: Businesses Aim to Improve the Workplace Experience to Overcome Growing Talent Shortage

• New Deloitte Report Underlines Need to Redefine Chief Marketing Officer Role

• Pending Home Sales Tick Up 0.5% in December

January 31, 2018

• Adult Education Students Participate in Workshop at Ogeechee Tech

• Savannah Film Success Due for a New Kind of Sequel

• John Albert Named Chairman of the St. Joseph’s/Candler Board of Trustees, Robert James Named Vice Chairman

• Chatham Emergency Services Announces Hire of Phil Koster as Chief Operating Officer

• Large, Small Matters in Proposed Downtown Savannah, Historic District Hotel Zones

• Ameris Bancorp to Acquire the Remainder of US Premium Finance

• Savannah Mom’s Baking Solution Becomes Business

• Savannah Philharmonic's Chinese New Year Treasures Concert is February 16th

• Georgia Power Customers to Pay $139M Less for Vogtle Expansion in 2018

• The Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Celebrates their 10 Year Anniversary on February 1st

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Ready for Luck With Transit

• AG Carr: Deadline for Free Equifax Credit Monitoring Today

• Georgia's Credit Unions Benefit from Strong U.S. Economy in 3rd Quarter of 2017

• Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to Partner on U.S. Employee Healthcare

• LG Cagle Launches Innovative Education Initiative: Eliminating High-Stakes Testing

• UGA and USAID Launch New Partnership to Fight Hunger with Peanuts

• High Expectations, New Challenges Ahead for Information Technology Industry

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Improved

• USDA, FDA Announce Formal Agreement to Bolster Coordination and Collaboration

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