News

June 15, 2015

• Georgia Eyes Latin American ‘Gateway’ With Brazil Trade Mission

• Caregiverlist Announces Georgia Nursing Home Rating and Cost Index

• Georgia to Receive $4.5M in Free Services Due to Technical Problems With Spring Testing

• Oil and Gas Boom Fuels Increase in Pipelines and Eminent Domain Fights Across Georgia

• Growth of Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Georgia

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise as Summer Heats Up

• Governor Appoints Seven to State Boards

• Restaurants Expected to Add Half-Million Summer Jobs

• Americans Still Spending More, Still Not on What They Want

• Lowest Earners in 1/3 of U.S. Housing Markets Can't Afford Even the Least Expensive Homes

• Most in U.S. Say Low Gas Prices Make Difference in Finances

June 12, 2015

• Chamber Member Economic Lunch Scheduled for 19th

• Georgia Military College Augusta to Become a BYOD Campus

• The Salvation Army June Auto Auction Moved to July 25th

• First Grow Georgia Summit Looks at Competition Among Top Southern Cities

• Sage to put North American HQ in Atlanta, Bring 400 Jobs

• Northeast Georgia Nonprofit Getting $1M to Make Biz Loans

• Georgia Senators Johnny Isakson & David Perdue Weigh In on Export-Import Bank

• Governor Deal Expands Highway Safety Enforcement Efforts

• Inside Georgia Power's Move Into the Residential Solar Market

• Bulls Remain Out on M&A, US Economy for Second Half of 2015: Deloitte Poll

• End of May Storms Result in Estimated $80 Million in Claims Losses

• Majority of Small Business Owners Have No Plans to Hire in Coming Months

• West Coast Oil Companies Exported Record Amount of Gasoline to Foreign Nations A Month Before "Supply Shortage"

• Boeing Forecasts Demand for 38,050 New Airplanes Valued at $5.6 Trillion

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