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September 23, 2015

• Aaron’s to Buy The HELPcard for $55M in Cash

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Vote to Protect Innocent Lives

• In U.S., Half Still Say Government Regulates Business Too Much

• New Construction Starts in August Fall 11%

• Average Daily Rate Growth Expected to Drive US Lodging Performance in Remainder of 2015 & 2016

September 22, 2015

• St. Mary's to Hold Education Fair for RNs

• UGA School of Law Launches Atlanta Campus

• Kubota Breaks Ground on New Plant, Gears Up to Increase Capacity in Georgia

• The Aflac Duck Hits the Gym in New Television Commercial

• Charlie Harper: GOP Starts to Narrow Presidential Field

• Atlanta Fed CEO Dennis Lockhart Opts for Low Rates, Keeps an Eye on Exports

• Georgia-Based American CyberSystems Slowly Pursues International Growth

• GPA Reports 16.6% Container Growth Since January

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Sit Under $2

• Attorney General Olens Continues to Fight the EPA’s "Waters of the United States” Rule

• Subprime Mortgage Originations Rise Across U.S.

• New Report Finds 23 of 25 States with Highest Rates of Obesity are in the South and Midwest

• Investors See Taxes as Biggest Drag on Investment Climate

• Deloitte Survey: Technology is Becoming a C-suite Issue in the Mid-market

September 21, 2015

• UGA Dedicates Correll Hall, Phase I of Business Learning Community

• Aberdeen Group Joins Docebo to Explore the Changing Face of Corporate Learning

• Why You Should Nominate Your Small Business for a Georgia Small Business “Rock Star Award”

• Georgia Ranked Number One for Doing Business by Area Development Magazine

• Camden County Spaceport Committee Being Formed

• Coca-Cola Owes $3.3B in Unpaid Taxes

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