News

August 07, 2015

• Christ Community Health Services Press Conference Set for August 14th

• Former Augusta Newspaper Exec Running for Savannah Council

• Coca-Cola Enterprises Agrees to Three-Way Bottler Merger

• Georgia Rents Up 4.6% in Past Year

• Performance Food Group to Expand Georgia Facility

• Craig Miller Named Chair for Georgia Film, Music, & Digital Entertainment Advisory Commission

• Charlie Harper: Wages Set by Market, Not Ideals

• Southeast Manufacturing Decreases 0.8 of a Point to 54.3 in July

• Isakson: IRS Political Targeting, Mismanagement Unconscionable

• Mohawk Industries Announces Strong Q2 Earnings

• Real Estate Firms Remain Confident About Future Profitability, NAR Study Shows

• No Evidence That College Degrees Lead to Lifelong Learning

August 06, 2015

• IntelliSystems Named One of Ingram Micro’s Fastest-Growing SMB Channel Partners in the U.S.

• Executive Change: Contract Callers Welcomes Director of Sales

• Georgia Manufacturers Add Jobs for a Fifth Straight Year

• SunTrust: U.S. Companies See International Trade as a Growth Opportunity

• SEC Approves Rule on CEO Pay Ratio

• Compass Datacenters Plans 23-Acre Server Farm Campus in Metro Atlanta

• Tim Echols: EPA's 'Clean Power Plan' a Mistake

• Georgia Cyber Academy Students Log in August 10th to Start the School Year

• Georgia Interstate Logo Signs Give Taxpayers a Break

• Southern Proper Launches Fall 2015 Collection in Honor of 10th Anniversary

• Online Labor Demand Rises 83,700 in July

• City-Wide Wi-Fi...True Wireless Cities and Their Impact on Consumers and Local Business

• Millennials Delaying Milestones Due to Student Loans

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