This week’s Courier Herald column: If you follow business news, or even political news where the debate weapon is the trajectory of the economy, you’ve likely picked up on the opinion that the U.S. is headed into a recession. This, after all, has been the consensus projection for over a year. These predictions are a
This week’s Courier Herald column: On April 10th, 2023, President Joe Biden signed a bill officially ending the three-year national emergency for Covid-19. The White House intends to continue the “public health emergency” until May 11th. Perhaps then, we can consider the pandemic officially over. For too many in Washington, the perpetuation of this once
Note: this is a guest op-ed contributed by Eliot Wang, Director General of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Atlanta. The most recent transit of Taiwan’s President Tsai took place on March 30, 2023. United States Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy visited Taiwan on Wednesday, April 5, 2023. President Tsai has every right
Last week’s Courier Herald column: This week at the New York Auto Show, Kia officially announced that their newest EV, the Telluride sized EV9, will be built at the company’s plant in West Point Georgia. This is in addition to the 300,000 electric vehicles Kia’s corporate partner Hyundai plans to build at their Bryan County
This week’s Courier Herald column: As someone whose annual calendar is heavily anchored in the activities of the Georgia General Assembly, the annual declaration of Sine Die for adjournment is a bit of relief. In fact, it’s quite freeing. It’s time to consider what is next. The immediate focus for the capitol and capital community
