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June 17, 2014

• 401(k) Plan Expenses: High Courts, High Stakes

• Why Smart People Don't Get Hired

• Healthcare Industry Shows Growth for IT

• Chile Ranked Number One Destination for Emerging Market Retail Expansion

June 16, 2014

• Georgia Manufacturing Expo Highlights the Need for an Educated Workforce

• Report: Georgians Purchase More Big Ticket Items, Consumer Confidence Rising

• The Economic Case for Capping Georgia's Income-Tax Rate

• SunTrust to Issue EMV Chipped Credit Cards

• Georgia Gas Begin Rising as Iraq Conflict Begins

• Georgia-Based Suhner Manufacturing Marking its 100th Anniversary

• Georgia Won't Enforce Law On Food Stamp Drug Testing

• Survey Shows Health Benefit Costs Growing at 7%

• Father's Day Shopping Survey Results

• Outdoor Home Renovations on the Rise this Year

June 13, 2014

• Four Receive St. Mary’s Scholarships to Monsignor Donovan Catholic High School

• Charles Koppelman Assumes Leadership of Medient Board

• Kroger to Create 120 Jobs, Invest $175M in Georgia Distribution Center

• Fitch Rates Almost $1B of Georgia Bonds 'AAA'

• TSYS Recognized for Outstanding Service Quality

• Could 2022 World Cup Be Played at New Falcons Stadium?

• New Markets Tax Credit Creates a 'Significant Share' of All Jobs Created in America in 2013

• Survey: Managers More Open to Discussing Compensation in First or Second Job Interview

• Report Shows How Billion Dollar 'Unicorn' Companies are Reshaping the Economy

• Three Million U.S. Employees Enrolled in Private Health Insurance Exchanges

• Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.K. Increases

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