Nsé Ufot, New Georgia Project CEO, joins Yahoo Finance’s Kristin Myers and Brian Cheung to discuss the latest developments over Georgia’s restrictive voting laws. Like us on Facebook to see similar …
Georgia Department of Economic Development Recognizes Georgia Made Companies’ Key Role in Fight Against Pandemic
A little more than a year since the first cases of COVID-19 were reported in Georgia, the Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD) celebrates a group of Georgia Made™-certified manufacturers …
MLB Pulls Out of Georgia Over Restrictive Voting Law
After the passage of Georgia’s Senate Bill 202, which fundamentally changes the voting rules for those in the state, Major League Baseball says it is no longer interested in holding its annual …
Mitch McConnell slams Biden’s ‘absurd’ claim that new Georgia voting law is ‘Jim Crow on steroids’ and warns ‘woke’ corporations like Coca-Cola not to become ‘vehicles for far …
These absurd tactics predate this Georgia law. Last summer … McConnell, who during his decades in the Senate has helped kill numerous campaign finance measures, also blasted corporations he said …
IFC: A Sweet Start to Increased Georgia Exports to Europe
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has recently published a success story of Georgian honey exports, which reached a record amid …
Inside Corporate America’s Frantic Response to the Georgia Voting Law
Companies like Delta are caught between Democrats focused on social justice and populist Republicans. They face major political consequences no matter what they do.
Juan Williams: Corporate leaders must bring down Georgia’s unjust law
The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill America’s top Black business leaders took … to take a stand against new Georgia election laws that “make …
Restaurant owner offers a job to the burglar who broke into his business
(CNN) — After someone broke into an Augusta, Georgia, restaurant over the weekend, the owner of the business responded in an unusual way: He offered the suspect a job. “No police, no questions.
Charlie Sykes: GOP Now Blending “Anti-Corporate Class Warfare, Culture War Into One Bundle” Going After Businesses
I’m not defending the Georgia law, I’m just saying the concerns are legitimate … And they’re going to be focused on going after companies and businesses, threatening their tax breaks, threatening …
Augusta, Georgia restaurant owner offers job to burglar who broke into his business
After someone broke into an Augusta, Georgia, restaurant over the weekend, the owner of the business responded in an unusual way: He offered the suspect a job. “No police, no questions. Let’s sit down …