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January 23, 2015

• Rising Consumer Delinquencies and Persistent Wealth Gap Foreseen in North America

• The Best and the Worst Cities and Countries for Hotel WiFi

• MIB Life Index Reports U.S. Life Insurance Activity Closed 2014 Off -0.6% YTD

January 22, 2015

• Athens Officials Eye Limiting Number of Alcohol Licenses Downtown

• Job Growth, Gas Prices to Improve Georgia's Economy in 2015

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Drops to 6.9% in December

• Tech Industry in Georgia Pushes for Cybersecurity, Tax Breaks

• Georgia Credit Unions Save Members More Than $125 Million Annually

• Georgia's Enrollment Hits 425,000 in Exchange

• Osmose Utilities Brings 100 Jobs to Peachtree City

• Governor Deal Names Education Reform Commission Members

• Lowe's to Hire 30,000 Seasonal Employees

• 7 Million Americans Have Hidden Bank or Credit Card Accounts

• PwC: Economic Sentiment Rises Among U.S. Industrial Manufacturers

• Oil Has Further to Fall, But $30 Per Barrel Would Signal Global Recession

January 21, 2015

• St. Mary’s Heart Success Nurse Achieves National Certification

• Russell McMurry Named New Georgia DOT Commissioner

• Deadline Approaches for GDEcD Globe Award Applications

• Aflac: Nearly 9 in 10 American Workers Say Voluntary Benefits Are Important

• Delta Air Lines Posts 4Q Loss After Fuel Hedging

• Home Depot Given Until July to Respond to Data Breach Lawsuits

• AgrAbility Program Helps Georgia Farmer in Need

• Equifax: Auto Loan Balances Near $1 Trillion

• GuardTop to Buy Georgia Asphalt Manufacturing Facility

• More Cranes in Skyline Mean More U.S. Construction in 2015

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