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October 14, 2015

• September State Tax Revenues up 4.6%

• CTCA, Hospitals Duel Over Georgia CON Law

• Fight for a Cure this October with Aflac's 'This Duck Wears Pink' Breast Cancer Campaign

• Community & Southern Bank Completes Acquisition of CertusBank Branches in Georgia

• Civil Rights Leaders Meet With Georgia's Governor Deal to Discuss Stone Mountain Monument, Confederate Symbols

• Most Entrepreneurial States: Where Small-Business Loans Rule and Startups Abound

• Georgia Partnership for Telehealth Announces its Fall 2015 Conference Schedule

• American Workers and Bosses Check Their Friendship at the Door, Study Says

• AT&T Drive Studio And Ericsson Release Global Study on Connected Car Buyers

• U.S. Business Travel Spending Growth Slows in 2015

• Hawaii Leads U.S. in Financial Well-Being; Mississippi Last

October 13, 2015

• Sanford and Barbara Orkin to Give $1M for Need-Based Scholarships at UGA

• CEO of Adaptive Medical Partners Lectures at University of Georgia Terry College

• Atlanta Fed: Economy Growing at 1%

• UPS Expands UPS Worldwide Express Service

• Kubota’s Gainesville Plant Has Produced 1M Tractors, Mowers and Parts

• Savannah Receives First Citrus Imports from Peru

• Southern Company Awarded for Diverse and Inclusive Workplace

• Georgia Gas Prices Rising Again This Week

• Governor Deal Appoints Five to State Boards

• Georgia’s Top GED Graduates Named

• NYT: The Closed Factories of the Deep South

• Cash-Out Refinances Up 68% Year-Over-Year; Average Borrower Tapping $67,000 in Equity

• City Finances Continue to Improve, But New Report from the National League of Cities Shows Recovery from Great Recession is Incremental

• Industry Survey Shows 69% of Bank Payment Systems Unsuitable for Instant Payments Challenge

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