News

October 21, 2013

• Georgia's Largest Tracking Solar Plant Enters Service

• U.S. Companies Add Jets as Luxury Models Rebound

• Governor Deal Appoints Three to State Boards

• Georgia-Based Genuine Parts Reports Sales Up 9% in Q3 2013

• AT&T Agrees to $4.85B Tower Deal With Crown Castle

• Aviation Industry to See 4-5% Growth in Coming Years

• Economist Sees Looming Capacity Crunch for Logistics & Trucking

• Tax-Exempt Financing for Nonprofit Health Care and Education Still Under Attack

• New Report: Companies Must Change Office Environments to Attract and Retain Millennials

October 18, 2013

• Initial September Unemployment Claims Down Slightly in Georgia

• Some State Employees Won't Get Back Pay

• Report: States, Including Georgia Not Expanding Medicaid to Create ‘Coverage Gap’

• SunTrust Banks 3rd-Quarter Net Down 82% on Mortgage Settlement Costs

• Governor Deal, State Transportation Officials Launch Construction of Port’s Crucial “Last Mile” Jimmy Deloach Connector Project

• Fidelity Southern Corporation Earned $7.9 Million In Third Quarter

• Home Sales Continue to Follow Seasonal Trend

• Analysis Shows Lowest U.S. Health Care Cost Increases in More Than a Decade

• The Essential Element: Aluminum a Key Part of U.S. Manufacturing Base

October 17, 2013

• Georgia Gains Manufacturing Jobs for 2nd Year in a Row

• SunTrust Eliminating 800 Mortgage Employees in Next Several Months

• Textile Manufacturer Shrivallabh to Create 250 Georgia Jobs

• Congress Vote Ends Impasse to Be Revisited in January

• Bank of America Quarterly Earnings Rise to $2.5 Billion

• Wage Gains Unlikely to Improve

• Increase Of Prenuptial Agreements Reflects Improving Economy & Real Estate Market

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