News

October 13, 2015

• Atlanta Fed: Economy Growing at 1%

• UPS Expands UPS Worldwide Express Service

• Kubota’s Gainesville Plant Has Produced 1M Tractors, Mowers and Parts

• Savannah Receives First Citrus Imports from Peru

• Southern Company Awarded for Diverse and Inclusive Workplace

• Georgia Gas Prices Rising Again This Week

• Governor Deal Appoints Five to State Boards

• Georgia’s Top GED Graduates Named

• NYT: The Closed Factories of the Deep South

• Cash-Out Refinances Up 68% Year-Over-Year; Average Borrower Tapping $67,000 in Equity

• City Finances Continue to Improve, But New Report from the National League of Cities Shows Recovery from Great Recession is Incremental

• Industry Survey Shows 69% of Bank Payment Systems Unsuitable for Instant Payments Challenge

October 12, 2015

• Tech Community Growing in Augusta

• EDTS Adds 2 IT professionals to Team

• Hire-a-Hero Career Fair Comes to Augusta

• Senior/Amateurs Invited to CSRA Tennis Association Tourney Fundraiser

• North Georgia Becomes a Hunting Ground for Natural Gas

• Court Issues Stay Against "Waters of the United States" Rule

• Minimum Wage Raised in American Samoa to Help Georgia Tuna Plant

• How Georgia Power’s Solar Service Could Foster a New Utility Business Model

• Made-in-Atlanta Trade Deal Spurs Hope, Concern

• Economic Impact of Early Child Care in Georgia

• GA Department of Driver Services and Department of Revenue Warn Drivers of E-mail Scam

• Are Big College Towns the Key to the American Dream?

• CEO Confidence Declined in the Third Quarter

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