News

June 09, 2015

• Georgia Chamber Announces 2015 Legislators of the Year

• Film and TV Industry Pays Georgia Workers Over $1.68B in Annual Wages

• Fitch Rates Georgia's $1.3 Billion General Obligations 'AAA'; Outlook Stable

• Professional Builders and Habitat for Humanity to Build or Rehab Nearly 200 Homes in One Week

• Iron Mountain Renews Bid for Georgia-Based Recall Holdings

• Biggest Mortgage Lenders and Servicers

• How Uber Can Improve Americans' Outlook on Life

• Employees Want a Lot More From Their Managers

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in May

• Nearly 80 % of Americans Believe the U.S. Government Should Act to End Open Skies Trade Subsidy Violations

June 08, 2015

• Enterprise Mill, a Mixed-Use Property in Augusta, on Market for $15.3M

• Flights to Savannah, Augusta Could Be Cut, Airlines Warn

• GRU Launches Their Cyber Institute

• Family YMCA to Break Ground on Camp Lakeside Renovations

• Georgia Makes a Pitch for General Electric’s Headquarters

• Manufacturing Magnet: Why Georgia Tops the Ranks

• TSYS & FICO Release Report on How Financial Institutions Should Better Engage Their Digitally Active Customers

• Georgia Gas Prices Stable This Week

• Governor Deal Appoints Nine to State Boards

• Winning Bid for Lunch with Warren Buffett Tops $2.3 Million

• Equifax Sees Record High in New Auto Loans

• Governor Nominates New Human Services Commissioner

• May Jobs: Too Few Young Workers Jumping into the Labor Pool

• Most Americans' Outlook on the U.S. Economy Won't Stand in the Way of Their Summer Travel Plans

• Report: Retail Clinics Might Reduce Doctor Visits, But Not Replace Doctors

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