Recent political upheaval has so far done little harm to Georgia’s reputation as a great place to do business. But ongoing disputes with foreign investors may change that.
Turkmenistan, Georgia discuss partnership opportunities
Turkmenistan and Georgia exchanged views on the prospects and opportunities of the Turkmen-Georgian partnership, Trend reports with reference to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan. This …
Georgia senators: Expand Medicaid even if states balk
With a dozen states rejecting an offer of extra federal money if they expand Medicaid, Georgia’s two Democratic U.S. senators are now pushing for a federal workaround. Sens. Jon Ossoff and Raphael …
Chris Womack set to take over as Georgia Power CEO
Womack will succeed Paul Bowers, who has served as the chairman, president and CEO of the Southern Company subsidiary for 11 years.
Georgia business owners buy sprawling home in Jupiter (Photos)
Marcia and William Ulm, the owners of MLU Services in Athens, Georgia, bought a waterfront mansion in Jupiter for $12.65 million. Benjamin and Bernadette Aiello sold the 10,134-square-foot home at 389 …
Georgia Democrats offer blueprint for other Sun Belt states
Yet any details of Georgia Democrats’ road map promise to attract interest given the state’s shift from reliably Republican to the nation’s hottest battleground. Georgia Democrats’ focus on narrow …
Eurobonds remain largest debt to be repaid in Georgia
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OPINION: One election, two sets of rules with new campaign finance law
So take out your readers for Senate Bill 221, the new campaign finance law that passed in the closing days of the Georgia General Assembly’s legislative session and was signed without notice by Gov.
Georgia can’t ban supporters of Israel boycott from doing business with the state, judge rules
A federal judge has ruled against a Georgia law requiring organizations and individuals who contract with public entities to declare that they will not support the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions …
Georgia can’t ban supporters of Israel boycott from doing business with the state, judge rules
A federal judge has ruled against a Georgia law requiring organizations and individuals who contract with public entities to declare that they will not support the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions …