News

June 12, 2014

• Truxton Trust Company Opens First Georgia Office in Athens

• Georgia-Based Medient Studios CEO Forced Out Amid Pressure, Lack of Confidence

• Georgia Young Gamechangers Bring Big Ideas to Center Stage in Dublin

• New State Task Force to Raise Student Achievement, Attract Businesses

• New Poll Shows Overwhelming Support for Online Privacy Reform in Georgia

• Korea-Based Auto Supplier to Bring Jobs to Georgia

• UnitedHealthcare Considering Offering Health Plans in Georgia

• 2014 Excalibur Awards Now Accepting Nominations & Applications

• Beginning July 15 Public Can Visit Georgia Archives on Tuesdays

• Business Groups Urge Congress to Grow International Travel to the U.S.

• US Infrastructure will Require a $3.6 Trillion Investment by 2020

• Spot Market Freight Volume Remains High in May

June 11, 2014

• UGA Law School Places Ninth at International Moot Court Competition

• President Signs Law to Allow Savannah Port Deepening

• Georgia-Pacific Buys Louisiana Mill

• Georgia Federal Student Loan Debt More than $39 Billion

• Farm Bill Conservation Program Could Bring Benefits to Georgia

• Patrise Perkins-Hooker Named 52nd President of State Bar of Georgia

• Small Business Owners Grade Their States for Business Friendliness

• Commodity Market Declined in May as Supply Risks Subsided

• Survey: Honesty Really is the Best Policy for Companies Looking to Attract More Workers

• 2014 Workers' Compensation Benchmarking Study Survey is Underway

• Borrower Health Score Falls 4.5 Points in Q1

June 10, 2014

• State Tax Revenues Up 3.1% in May

• Georgia Still a National Leader in Health IT

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