News

January 16, 2015

• Georgia Regents University President Ricardo Azziz Announces Plans to Step Down

• Augusta Leading Economic Index Increased 1.0% from October

• Ex-Con's Journey From Jail to Job Puts Augusta in State-Wide Spotlight

• SunTrust Q4 Income Down 8% Following $145M Mortgage Expense

• Synovus Ranked Among Nation’s Top Financial Institutions for Small Business Loans

• Southern Company Awarded for Diverse and Inclusive Workplace

• Georgia Chamber Webinar on Executive Action on Immigration

• Georgia Port No. 1 in Exports to Cuba

• GaMEP Launches January Profile in Faces of Manufacturing Campaign

• Giant Home Depot Data Breach Court Battle Kicks Off Today

• Chick-fil-A’s Executive Moves Show Ongoing Focus on Internal Succession

• The Next Corporate Data Breach May be in your Trash Can

• Survey: Majority of Health Executives See Population Health Investment Recouped Within 4 Years

January 15, 2015

• GRU President Azziz Expected to Resign Today

• Downtown Augusta Starts Off New Year with Multiple Business Closures

• Doctors Hospital One of Few Hospitals in the U.S. to Receive Sepsis Certification

• Open Seat Available for Columbia County Chamber Board of Directors

• Five Georgia WebMBA Programs Rank in the Nations Top 50

• Georgia Power, EMCs Agree to Broaden Consumer Access to Financing for Solar Installations

• SunTrust Gives $1 Million to Operation HOPE Program

• Georgia Exchange Enrollment Nears 400,000

• House Passes Bill to Ease Some Wall Street Regulations

• Georgia Agriculture 2015: A Tale of Blessings, Politics & Rival Schools

• Governor's State of the State: Great Challenges Require Great Cooperation

• Consumer Confidence in the New Year at Highest Level Since 2008

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