News

October 13, 2014

• Ex-Im Bank Announces $675M Generated for Taxpayers in FY 2014

• New Poll: High Numbers of Americans Leave Themselves Vulnerable to Hackers

October 10, 2014

• ATHENA Nominations Deadline is November 7th

• Merrill Lynch Study Finds Health is the Cornerstone of a Happy Retirement

• Poll: Georgians Like Expansion, but Not Affordable Care Act Overall

• Georgia Power Hosts "Change a Light, Change the World" Pledge Drive

• Georgia-Based Southwire Expands Wire & Cable Capacity

• Glock Gun Empire Rocked by $500M Lawsuit from Founder's Ex-Wife

• Governor Honors Individuals for Achievements in the Arts and Humanities

• U.S. Employee Confidence Level Improves Slightly

• Deloitte Consumer Spending Index Continues to Rise

• September Sees Global Supply Surpluses Drive Commodity Markets Lower

October 09, 2014

• UGA School of Social Work Marks 50th Anniversary with Celebration in Atlanta

• October Business After Hours Hosted by the Holiday Inn

• September State Tax Revenues Up 5% to $1.8B

• Georgia Chamber CEO Chris Clark Outlines Issues Facing State

• Project Agreement Signed for Savannah Harbor Deepening

• Wireless Carriers, Cable Operators Appeal Georgia Telecom Ruling

• Atlanta Airport, 4 Others to Screen Travelers for Ebola

• Reynolds Plantation National Village Breaks Ground at Lake Oconee

• Cliff Oxford: 10 Traits to Look for When Hiring the Marketing Genius Who Will Grow Your Company Exponentially

• CEO Confidence Declines Again

• Report Highlights Deepening Divide Between Issues that Affect Small & Big Businesses

• Construction Momentum Index Dips in September

October 08, 2014

• St. Mary’s Thrift Store Marks $1 Million Sales Milestone

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