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August 06, 2015

• 80% of Top U.S. Law Firms Now Blogging for Business Development

August 05, 2015

• Downtown Athens Street Work Won't Interfere with Football Weekends

• UGA Study Finds State Policies Influence Vaccination, Disease Outbreak Rates

• Jeff Stepakoff to Lead Georgia Film Academy

• Senators Isakson, Perdue, Georgia Chamber's Clark Respond to New EPA Energy Tax

• Imagining A Beacon-Filled World in Columbus

• Georgia Island Retreat Files Bankruptcy, Property Owners Claim 'Mismanagement and Malfeasance'

• Delta June Traffic Up, Passenger Revenue Down

• Kia Motors America Sets Third Consecutive Monthly Sales Record with Best-Ever July Performance

• Golden Peanut and Tree Nuts to Expand in Georgia

• Pediatric Services of America to Pay $1.4M False Claims Settlement to State

• CDC Funding Helps States Address Infectious Disease Threats

• Employee Confidence Remains High as U.S. Unemployment Rate Drops to 5.3%

• Funded Status of U.S. Corporate Pensions Falls to 86.7%

• Gallup: An Organization's Identity Has to Inspire Customers

August 04, 2015

• Regions Insurance Expands in Georgia Through Acquisition of The A.I. Group

• Expanding Tech Education Opportunities in Athens

• Georgia Small Business Optimism Declines In July

• Georgia Manufacturing Slips in July After Big June Gains

• AT&T Introduces First Nationwide TV/Wireless Offer

• Georgia Tollway Group Offering $29M in Transportation Improvement Grants

• New Brewery Planned Near Lake Oconee

• Georgia Gas Prices Decline for 3rd Week in a Row

• New SunTrust Checking Value Packages Offer More Perks as Life Changes

• Climate Change Threatens Georgia Industries, Report Says

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