News

January 21, 2015

• 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

• National Credit Default Rates Continued Their Upward Trend in December 2014

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Unchanged in December, Up 3.5% for 2014

January 20, 2015

• Partridge Inn Approved for Hilton Brand Affiliation

• Georgia Denies Florida's Allegations in Water Wars Lawsuit

• Atlanta Fed Survey: Firms Seeking Small Amounts, Borrowing for Expansion

• As Auto Sales Rebound in Georgia, New Cars Pay Fewer Taxes to Build Roads

• Charlie Harper: Great Challenges; Cooperation Needed

• Business Investors Watch Georgia’s Cannabis Debate

• PruittHealth Announces New Senior Vice President of Finance

• Logistics Education Forum Brings Academia & Workforce to the Same Table

• U.S. Small Business Owners Have Positive Economic Outlook for 2015

• Year End Home Sales Bounce Back

• One-third of Physicians Open to Government Practice, VA Tops List of Government Jobs

January 19, 2015

• Parking Issues Downtown Could Be Stopping Business Growth

• Waypoint Grows Portfolio in Augusta

• Georgia Average Prices Near $2 a Gallon

• Report: Georgia Contending Again for Sprinter Plant, 3,500 Jobs

• Georgia Transportation Commish Keith Golden to Step Down

• What Does Georgia Manufacturing have in Common with Music, Movies and Television?

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