Even as U.S. manufacturing indicators showed mixed momentum in 2025, Norfolk Southern's pipeline continues to attract long–term private investment.

Atlanta Federal Reserve President Bostic provided commentary on the Federal Open Market Committee's recent decision.

As every state in the U.S. grapples with the issue of healthcare, Georgia has its own dilemma.

Georgia Department of Education Superintendent Woods announced a continued expansion of fine arts instruction statewide. This initiative is designed to enhance arts education opportunities for students across various grade levels. The expansion reflects a commitment to fostering well-rounded...

For decades, universities operated as default gateways: four years in, degree out, career to follow. That model assumed time, patience and a broadly shared belief that the credential itself justified the cost. That assumption is being questioned. More and more students and families are turning away from rigidity, time-to-value and debt without clarity.

The Council for Quality Growth announced its 2026 Board of Directors, with Gerald McDowell serving as Chair.

This move signals significant growth in Georgia's technology sector, bringing high-value jobs to the region.

GMA voiced the concerns of cities that have yet to receive FEMA reimbursements from Hurricane Helene.

The program plans to host 386 additional residents and fellows per year, addressing the critical need for more healthcare providers in Georgia.

Governor Kemp announced the third round of Rural Site Development Grants, totaling $4.3 million, bringing the total investment to $21 million since FY 2025.

Unifi Aviation has announced its acquisition of Viggo, a Dutch ground handling company, expanding its operations into continental Europe.

Moderators shared insights on the U.K.’s economic resilience, global trade posture, and modern industrial strategy.