News

July 15, 2015

• Alabama, Florida, and Georgia Join Forces to Fight Government Overreach Over Water

• Delta Air Lines Announces June Quarter Profit

• Coastal Georgia Film Alliance Aims to Lures Productions Away From Atlanta

• UGA Survey: More New Graduates Hired by Georgia Schools

• Fiscal Year Kickoff Signals Exciting Changes for Georgia Accounting Organization

• AAA: GA Traffic Fatalities Could Reach 9 Year High

• US Dealmaking in Second Half of 2015 Set to Outpace First Half of Year, says EY

• CoreLogic Reports 41,000 Completed Foreclosures in May 2015

• June Sees Fundamental Factors Drive Commodity Markets Higher

• Brand Reputation on Par with Pay for Job Seekers Evaluating Employers

• New Survey Says Millennials Don't Mind Soaring College Tuition And Debt

July 14, 2015

• Fort Gordon-CSRA Community Expo

• Four Finalists for Campus Dean of GRU/UGA Medical Partnership to Visit Athens, Augusta

• State Seeks Further Input From Georgia Business to Identify Workforce Needs

• Georgia's Tax Revenues Up 3.1% in June

• South Getting its First Major Wind Farm

• Crash Kills Atlanta Sculptor Picked for Martin Luther King Statue

• Georgia Gas Prices Stable, Fall Predicted Over Next Few Weeks

• Aetna-Humana Deal Will Face Scrutiny From State Authorities

• Georgia-Based Sports Turf Company Named Field Builder of the Year

• DA Announces 1-Year Delay in Menu-Labeling Rule

• CEOs Concerned by Slowdown in Economic Growth, According to Vistage CEO Confidence Index

• 2015 State of Sales Report, Uncovers Top Trends Driving the Future of Sales

• Apple Pay Has Strong Awareness, Little Adoption

• Great Managers Can Fix Broken Performance Management Systems

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