Georgia's energy consumption is outpacing our population growth. This first installment of a three-part series looks at the realities of natural gas supply and demand, including AGL Resources' push for an instrastate pipeline.
Living on the land: Third Generation farmer Craig Perryman grows peanuts and cotton on 550 acres in Colquitt County
Hip-hop dominates the state's billion-dollar-plus music industry, but country, rock and gospel make their own joyful and profitable noises. From Little Richard to the Allman Brothers to Ludacris, the hits just keep on coming.
Corporate diversity programs, now widely recognized as good business, have increased the numbers of women and minorities in the workplace. But that's not necessarily enough. And the next step may be the hardest one of all.
Combining family and business can be tough. Making a success of that combination is practically an art form. The winners of this year's Family Business of the Year Awards show how well it can be done.
Georgia's continuing growth means a bigger role for the civil engineers who plan and build highways, bridges, airports, buildings, mass transit systems and entire communities.
Equipment producers and food products manufacturers will see growth, but at slower rates. Prospects for health care are excellent, and pharmaceutical sales are promising.
Georgia's residential real estate market may not be booming, but it sure isn't declining. The real hot spots are on the coast, in the mountains and inside Atlanta's Perimeter.
Transforming ships' cargo into retail merchandise is the task of the transportation networks, distribution centers, warehouse facilities and computer systems that make up the fast-growing logistics industry.
No longer an afterthought or a topic relegated to a single course, ethics is a theme in today's MBA programs.
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