Business Industry

Allen D. Altman Greenberg Traurig The Forum 3290 Northside Pkwy., Ste. 400 Atlanta 30327 678-553-2100 www.gtlaw.com Saba Ashraf Troutman Sanders LLP 600 Peachtree St. NE, Ste. 5200 Atlanta 30308 404-885-3000 www.troutmansanders.com Randall K. Bart Bart, Meyer & Co. LLP 3…

Stephen C. Andrews Bodker, Ramsey, Andrews, Winograd & Wildstein PC One Securities Centre 3490 Piedmont Road NE, Ste. 1400 Atlanta 30305 404-351-1615 www.brawwlaw.com Elyse Aussenberg Aussenberg Waggoner LLP 3820 Mansell Road, Ste. 170 Alpharetta 30022 770-641-8200 www.awlawyers.com Edward E. Bates…

Kent B. Alexander Emory University 401 Administration Bldg. Atlanta 30322 404-727-6011 www.emory.edu Roy E. Barnes The Barnes Law Group 31 Atlanta St. Marietta 30061 770-419-8505 www.barneslawgroup.com Emmet J. Bondurant Bondurant, Mixon & Elmore LLP 1201 West Peachtree St. NW, Ste.…

Bonnie Flood is a new kind of Georgia retailer. Once the owner of a chain of women’s clothing stores in suburban Cobb County, she moved to the Big Canoe community north of Atlanta to hike in the woods and pursue…

Looking north from the window of the fourth-floor conference room at his office on Hutchinson Island in the Savannah harbor, Lynn Pitts can see South Carolina, where his counterparts are massed for an invasion into Georgia. “I am well aware…

Angioplasty, once performed only at hospitals with onsite cardiac surgery capabilities, is now available at 10 smaller community institutions in Georgia, thanks to a ground-breaking study.

Hometown music festivals around the state draw legions of fans who come with lawn chairs to sit in and cash to spend. The celebrations combine culture, commerce and civic pride. There’s often a charitable cause and always a good time.

As businesses expand their community service roles, the lines between philanthropy and profit are likely to blur. But experts say everyone benefits when hands-on volunteerism joins traditional corporate giving.

This year’s farm bill, now being hammered out in Congress, will determine the profitability of Georgia agriculture. Tariffs, price supports, food assistance programs and funds for conservation and research are all being deliberated. And there’s $25 billion less in available funding than there was in 2002.