News

January 29, 2015

• Nominations Open for New Statewide Coastal Conservation Honor

• How U.S. Multinationals Bring Home $12B-Plus Yearly, Tax Free

• Lower Oil Prices Contributing to Lower Food Prices

• Survey: 90 Percent of Marketers Say Individualized Marketing is the Future

January 28, 2015

• Georgia Small Business Week Announced Feb. 16th-20th

• Tyson Foods to Expand in Vienna, Create 500 Jobs

• Governor Celebrates Georgia’s Tourism Industry, Unveils 2015 Travel Guide

• Plan Opens Georgia Coast to Offshore Drilling

• Georgia Archives Launches New Quarterly Saturday Lecture Series

• Senate Majority Caucus Announces A Pro-Children Agenda

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increased Sharply

• PwC Report: Regulatory Innovation Should Adapt to New Health Economy

• FICO: Millennials Will Step Up Use of Non-Traditional Banking Services This Year

January 27, 2015

• Synovus 4Q Earnings: EPS, Net Income, Loan Growth

• Study: Savannah River has Room for Ga., SC to Build New Port

• MeadWestvaco, Ga.-based Rock-Tenn Join to Form $16B Packaging Company

• Peach State Celebrates School Choice with 360 Events Across Georgia This Week

• Charlie Harper: Georgia FairTax More Talk Than Reality

• Japan-Based Vinegar Brewery, Marukan, Locates to Spalding County

• How Much Do Small- and Medium-sized Businesses Contribute to U.S. Exports?

• Only One in Six Americans Spent More Than Expected During Holidays

• Electric Utilities Achieve Highest Level of Business Customer Satisfaction since 2009

• Randstad US Reveals 2015 Hot Jobs in Demand

January 26, 2015

• Port of Savannah Tops 3.3 Million TEUs

• Georgia's Average Gas Price Drops Below $2

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