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It’s easy to think about a cybersecurity breach as something that threatens other companies, particularly large companies. That’s a...

This week, all eyes are on the Tax Incentive Review Committee. Charged with reviewing Georgia’s numerous tax credits, the legislative...

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As news about the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School spread through the Parkland, FL, community and far beyond, a crisis of...

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A selfie. A coworker’s child. Unmonitored comments. Escalating media coverage. So goes a chain of events at an Atlanta marketing firm...

If you had any doubt about the influence of Millennials, consider the recent news from upscale grocery chain Whole Foods: The market...