News

February 06, 2015

• Georgia Power Helps Georgia's K-12 Schools Reduce Energy Costs

• AT&T Ranks Highest in J.D. Power 2015 Wireless Customer Care Study

• International Auto Processing at the Port of Brunswick Handles 5 Millionth Vehicle

• Yamaha Motor’s Georgia Plant Surpasses 3 Million Vehicles

• Study: Georgia the Ninth Worst State for Income Tax

• Southeast Manufacturing Activity Starts 2015 with a 10-Point Jump

• SolAmerica, Citizens Energy Complete Four Solar Projects under Georgia Power Initiative

• RadioShack, The Electronics Chain, Files for Bankruptcy

• PwC: U.S. Retail & Consumer M&A Value Hits Five-Year High in 2014

• Funded Status of U.S. Corporate Pensions Falls Nearly Five Percent in January

February 05, 2015

• Athens Mayor Delivers 'State of the City' Address

• Athens Regional Cardiology First in Georgia to Implant FDA Approved CardioMEMS

• Massive Data Breach at Anthem/BCBS of Georgia

• Aflac Introduces One Day Pay

• Southern Co. Revenue Rise, but Costs Weigh

• Delta Serves Starbucks Coffee In-Flight Worldwide

• Staples, Inc. Announces Acquisition of Office Depot, Inc.

• Love and Money: People Say They Save, Partner Spends, According to SunTrust Survey

• GPS Commissioner Tim Echols Presents Award for Innovation to Windstream Communications

• SBA Chief Comments on President's FY16 Budget

• Online Labor Demand Increased 150,400 in January

• Small Business Economy Continues to Grow Modestly

February 04, 2015

• Georgia Making Push for Land Rover Factory

• Aflac 4Q Profit Climbs, Declares Dividend

• Solar Bill Would Allow Georgia Power to Lend Directly to Homeowners

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