November 2007
The world's greatest investor has a significant stake in Georgia. And he may be looking for more.
$4 billion. That’s how much Georgia’s shamefully low graduation rates cost Atlanta. But scores of area business leaders are rising up to improve the numbers.
After years of feasting on cheap debt and driving up prices, lenders are demanding tougher terms. And an entire market is wondering what prices Atlanta’s choicest properties will command.
Many metro companies pay to have employees vaccinated against the flu, even though there are no hard numbers that show the ROI is worth the investment.
Thousands of more hotel rooms are on the way in metro Atlanta, as the conventions and hospitality industries continue impacting the region’s bottom line.
