News

August 11, 2015

• Charlie Harper: Opportunity School District Already Working As Desired

• July State Tax Revenues Up 6.1%

• Chick-fil-A Set to Open 1st Restaurant in NYC in October

• AT&T Luring DirecTV Customers to Wireless with New Deal

• Coca-Cola Foundation Awards $26.2M in 1st Half of 2015

• Savannah Logistics Lunch Presents Regional Focus on Growing Trade in Perishables

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Drop

• Vogtle Expansion Project Completes Heaviest "Lift" to Date

• Equifax Reports Auto Loan and Lease Balances Top $1 Trillion

• Surprising New Study Reveals Healthiest (and More Affordable) U.S. Cities for Retirement

• Gallup: In U.S., Uninsured Rates Continue to Drop in Most States

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in July

August 10, 2015

• Five Best Eateries New to Athens

• UGA to Honor 2015 Inductees into Georgia Agricultural Hall of Fame

• Kodak Unveils $28 Million Expansion at Columbus Plant

• Georgia Power Enhances Service, Reliability for 1.1 Million Customers

• On Board Delta’s First Private Jet Upgrade

• Medical Marijuana is Legal Now in Georgia - So How Do We Get It Here?

• Commission’s Previous Actions May Lessen Effects of E.P.A. Clean Power Rule

• 7 State Assistance Programs in Georgia to Utilize Fraud Detection Services

• Taylor Elected President of PIA of Georgia

• Fifth Third Bank Extends More Than $12 Billion in Credit to Business Customers

• Job Growth Still Steady

• National Construction Index Rebounds in July

• Gallup: Many Small Businesses Unaware of Pending EMV Liability Shift

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