News

September 17, 2015

• Atlanta: ‘We Like Our Chances’ to Land Super Bowl, College Football Championship

• Georgia Credit Unions Report 30% Gain in New-Auto Loans

• Learning Power Marks Fifth Anniversary in Georgia Classrooms

• Georgia Uninsured Rate Dips

• Tax Bills to Trend Lower For Taxpayers in 2016, But Penalties Will Increase

• Most Major Metros See Office Market Recovery

• 1 in 2 Credit Card Late Fee Complaints Result in Refunds

• One in Five Employed Americans Worried About Wage Reduction

September 16, 2015

• UGA Athletic Association Helps ‘Recruit and Retain the Very Best Faculty’

• UGA Receives National Diversity Award

• Dr. Mitch Cook Honored With 2015 Family Medicine Community and Volunteer Services Award

• Gambling Advocates Tout Benefits for Georgia

• Georgia Regents University Now Augusta University

• Georgia Pacific Lumber Mill in Rome Set to Boost Production

• Norfolk Southern to Expand in Atlanta, Add 253 Jobs

• UPS to Hire Up to 95,000 for Holiday Season

• Board of Regents Approve Budget Request for Fiscal Year 2017

• Attorney General Fights WOTUS Rule

• GE Moving 500 Turbine Jobs Overseas, Citing Export-Import Bank Shutdown

• Spot Freight Volume and Rates Drop in August

• 759,000 US Properties Regained Equity in the Second Quarter of 2015

• Consumer Credit Default Rates in Narrow Range in August 2015

• U.S. Investors Say Low Interest Rates Do More Good Than Harm

September 15, 2015

• Georgia Regents University Could Be Renamed

• Governor Appoints 16 to State Boards

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