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October 29, 2020

• Atlanta Metro Area to Get Fifth Area Code

• Aflac Announces Q3 Results, Reports Net Earnings of $2.5B

• Atlanta-based Mellow Mushroom Launches Simplified Online Orderin

• UPS Profit Rises 12% as Pandemic Spurs Home Deliveries

• Gov. Kemp Applauds GBI Gang Bust

• HomeTown Health, LLC Recognizes Georgia Hospital Leaders & Facilities

• Nearly Two-Thirds of American Workers Are Planning a Professional Change as a Result of COVID-19

• Study: With Increase in Remote Hiring, Employers Voice Concerns Over Identity Fraud During Hiring Process

• 1 in 4 Americans Have Already Finished Their Holiday Shopping

October 28, 2020

• “Mask On” Fashion Show to Raise Money for Literacy Program

• Savannah Repertory Theatre Announces Director of New Works

• 19 Teams Compete to Raise Funds for Adult Literacy at Annual Golf Tournament

• Jarrod Tipton Joins Method Engineering Group

• Parker’s Named One of the America’s Top 10 “Best Gas Station Brands” by USA TODAY Readers

• In Response to Pandemic, Georgia Southern art Student Explores Relationship Between People, Objects in Senior Exhibition, "Good Without"

• Toyota Industries Compressor Parts America Announces Jackson County Expansion

• First Lady, GPB Launch Digital Tours of Governor's Mansion

• State’s Only Public Medical School Growing Class Size

• Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Hosts 6th She Leads Tele-Town Hall on Funding a Business during a Pandemic and Beyond

• UPS Aims to Sign Up 50,000 at ‘UPS Brown Friday’ Hiring Events Nationwide

• Public Service Commissioner Jason Shaw Receives Support from Georgia's Business Community and Craft Labor

• Twenty-Seven Counties in Georgia Added to Ambetter Peach State Health Plan Insurance Coverage

• COVID-19 Pandemic to Disrupt Consumer Holiday Shopping Plans, According to EY Future Consumer Index

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Decreased Slightly in October

• How Buy Now, Pay Later Services Affect Your Credit

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