News

January 27, 2015

• 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

• Home Depot's Georgia Technology Center Opens

• Governor Deal Appoints Three to State Boards

• Betting on Horse Races Could Be Legal in Georgia Soon

• GRA Executive Director Karen Bremer Elected to NRA Board of Directors

• Airlines Preemptively Cancel 3,500 Flights Ahead of Today's Storm

• Small Business Owners Polled to See How They're Getting Back to Business After the Holidays

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

• New Construction Starts in December Pull Back 16%

• Convenience Store Owners Are Feeling Good About 2015

• Most Companies are Improving Automatic Features in 401(k) Plans

January 23, 2015

• AT&T Upgrades Network in Georgia, Launch Faster Service for Former Alltel Customers

• Synovus Announces Enhanced Mobile Banking App

• Governor Deal Hints at Purpose of His Secretive U.K. Trip

• NCR Introduces New Mobile-Device Software for Bank Executives

• UnitedHealthcare Donates Laptop Computers to Community Organizations in Georgia

• Employees are Organization's Biggest IT Threat Says New Study

• 2015: The Year of Business 'Mobile-ization'

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