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February 17, 2015

• Transportation Survey Finds Georgians Solidly Support Funding Reform

• More Than Half of Georgia’s Foreclosures are Now Being Done Digitally

• Georgia-Based Huddle House Serves Up Strong Growth in 2014

• The Peach State Visits Motor City

• Governor Deal Appoints Eight to State Boards

• Automakers Pinched by West Coast Port Delays

• Nuclear Plants Delayed in China, Watched Closely by US Firms

• Raising Tobacco Taxes Could Net $585 Million

• Free Checking Still Widespread at Credit Unions

• Ad Agencies Project Growth in 2015, According to Survey

• Half of Mobile Internet Users Have Used a Mobile Device to Make a Major Purchase

February 16, 2015

• UGA Dedicates New Veterinary Medical Center

• Ticket to Ride March 21st to Support Proposed Firefly Rail-Trail

• U.S Regulators Shutdown Atlanta's Capitol City Bank

• Georgia Chamber's Key Business Legislation Update

• PNC: South Leads Nation in Economic Growth

• New 135-Room Hotel Planned for Jekyll Island

• Athens Gun Shop Owner Testifies to Congress on Asset Seizure

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Rising

• State Government Revenues Exceed Expenditures in 2013, Census Bureau Reports

• Majority of Business Owners Have No Plan to Change Headcount

• Identity Theft Victims Pay Emotional Price

February 13, 2015

• Docebo Whitepaper Sheds Light on the Future of Corporate MOOCs

• Albany P&G Facility to Have One of Nations Largest Biomass Renewable Energy Plants

• Caterpillar Expands in LaGrange, Creates 50 Jobs

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