News

September 16, 2015

• Attorney General Fights WOTUS Rule

• GE Moving 500 Turbine Jobs Overseas, Citing Export-Import Bank Shutdown

• Spot Freight Volume and Rates Drop in August

• 759,000 US Properties Regained Equity in the Second Quarter of 2015

• Consumer Credit Default Rates in Narrow Range in August 2015

• U.S. Investors Say Low Interest Rates Do More Good Than Harm

September 15, 2015

• Augusta Area Coders Invited to Participate in HackBack for National Non-Profits

• Students in Business Program in Columbia County Happening This Wednesday

• The C&C Auto Show Expands to Columbia, SC Radio Market

• Georgia Regents University Could Be Renamed

• Governor Appoints 16 to State Boards

• August State Tax Revenues Up 9.4%

• Delta and American Discontinue Interline Agreement

• Flowers Foods Completes Acquisition of Dave's Killer Bread

• Atlanta Teamsters Ratify Sysco Contract, First Ever In Georgia

• Gray Television to Acquire Schurz TV, Radio Stations for $442.5M

• The UPS Foundation Funds Critical UN Relief Shipments to Aid in Global Syrian Refugee Crisis

• August Sees Macroeconomic Headlines Drive Commodity Markets

• Construction Momentum Index Moves Higher in August

• Corporate Pension Funded Status Drops by $22B in August

September 14, 2015

• GRU to Host Alumni BBQ

• Pigskins & Bowties Fundraising Gala and Silent Auction on September 17th

• Georgia Gas Prices Fall After Labor Day Holidays

• Beachfront Ice Skating? Jekyll Island Seeks Offseason Boost

• Georgia Breweries Embrace New Law, Increase Options

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