News

September 11, 2015

• Georgia Cancer Hospital Bid to Ease Rules Takes New Route

• State Leaders Open Quick Start BioScience Training Center

• Georgia Ranks 2nd in Solar Capacity Growth Since 2012

• Shaw Industries Increases Its Equity Stake in Watershed Geosynthetics LLC

• PSC Commissioners Celebrate Groundbreaking of Solar Facility at King’s Bay Naval Submarine Base

• CareSource to Add 300 Jobs with New Atlanta HQ

• CARBO Announces Idling of Proppant Facility in Millen, Georgia

• Home Depot Volunteers Mobilizing for Nationwide Effort to Improve Safety & Accessibility for Vets

• Americans Agree: U.S. Must Develop Its Workplace Talent

• U.S. Information Technology Industry Added More Than 70,000 Jobs in First Half of 2015

• Americans Still View Airline Industry Positively

• Consumers Beginning to Embrace Smart Home Technology -- Even If They Don't Know It Yet

September 10, 2015

• EDTS Named Among Fastest Growing Companies - Twice

• Chef David Ross Named Executive Chef of Edgar's Grille

• New Salvation Army Family Store Grand Opening Sept. 10th

• Southeast Manufacturing Slows for Second Consecutive Month

• Flowers Foods to Acquire Alpine Valley Bread Company

• UPS Adds to Hybrid Electric Fleet in Georgia

• AGCO Opens New China Factory

• Southern Company Subsidiary Acquires 2nd Wind Project

• Georgia Bankers Association Pledges Participation in New ABA Campaign to Fight Elder Financial Fraud

• Search Under Way for Georgia's Top Youth Volunteers of 2016

• Georgia Commodity Commissions Name New Board Members

• Small Business Owners Feel Optimistic About Their Businesses, Yet Bleak On The Economy For The Remainder Of 2015

• Americans More Likely to Homegate than Tailgate

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