News

July 22, 2015

• Deep in the Forests of Georgia, 4,000 Classic Cars Have Become One With Nature

• Unique Directory-Based Mobile App Launches Hartwell as Its First City

• GABB to Host Expert Panel on Due Diligence, Closing Deals

• National Consumer Credit Default Rates Increase in June

• New Survey Finds Many Millennials Don't Read Their Bills Before Paying Them

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 0.5% in June

• LendingTree Finds Nearly 60% of Small Business Owners Do Not Compare Lenders

July 21, 2015

• Augusta Regional Airport Searches for Local Artists to Hold Exhibits in Terminals

• CSRA Game Day Coming to North Augusta this Fall

• WSJ: Deal, Governors Leading on Criminal Justice Reform

• Georgia Power Offers New Instant Savings at The Home Depot

• Georgia Trails Others States in Home Health Ratings

• GeoDigital International to Establish North American Headquarters in Atlanta

• UPS and Staples Team Up to Offer More Billing Options to Shipping Customers

• Genuine Parts Q2 Profit Down 1%

• Lockheed Martin to Acquire Sikorsky Aircraft in $7.1B Deal

• Special Olympics Georgia Receives $90,000 Grant From The UPS Foundation

• U.S. Workers Face a Tax Burden of 31.5 Percent

• Most Smartphone Users Still Rely on Computer for Web Purchases

• Economic Attitudes Indicate Encroaching Anxieties

• North American Natural Gas Market Oversupply to Continue, Says NEB

July 20, 2015

• Augusta Metro Chamber Executive Welcome Morning Mixer on August 6th

• Isakson Statement on Justice Department Indictment Against Augusta VA Employee

• New Overtime Rules Affect Thousands in Georgia

• Old South Melds With New Ideas in Macon's College Hill Corridor

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