News

May 26, 2015

• Governor Deal Courts Hollywood in L.A. Visit

• Georgia Gas Prices on Memorial Day Weekend Lowest in Five Years

• Will Out-of-Staters or Georgians Pay Most of the New Hotel Fee?

• Columbus Poised to Draw Summer Travelers

• Coca-Cola, Speedway Motorsports Extend Partnership Through 2020

• Georgia’s Huddle House Celebrates 50th Anniversary With Strong Growth Spurt

• Wood Floor Manufacturer to Create More than 20 Jobs in Jasper County

• Sam Olens and Brian Kemp Join Federal, State Crackdown on Four Cancer Charities

• Georgia, Alabama Still Battling Over Water

• Theaters Turning to Alcohol to Compete for Movie Watchers

• Survey Reveals Surge in Road Trips Not Limited to Holiday Weekends

• A Look Into the Future of an Anonymous Economy

May 22, 2015

• UGA Engineering Student Awarded American Concrete Institute Fellowship

• Georgia Sees No. 9 Most Auto Thefts, Recoveries in 2014

• Georgia, 30 Other States Reach Settlement Over Credit Report Errors

• GSU Economist: Georgia Posting Good Job Numbers, Economic Development Strong

• Georgia Transportation Bond Money Going to Bridge Projects

• Hanson Expands Georgia Plant, Technology

• Southern Power Buys Georgia Solar Facility from Community Energy

• Fortune 500 Has No Female CEO From Georgia – Yet

• CVS Buying Omnicare for About $12.7 Billion

• Ten U.S. Cities Now Have 1 Million People or More

• Existing-Home Sales Lose Momentum in April

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased Again

• Report: U.S. on Track to Reach 90% High School Graduation Rate by 2020

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