News

September 16, 2013

• Aflac Lands on Dow Jones Sustainability Index North America List

• TAG Collaborates with Georgia & Tennessee on Paychecks for Patriots

• Comment on U.S. Bureau of Census Retail Sales Report

• UCLA Economy Forecast: On the Road to 'Normal'?

• Senior Executives' Business Outlook Survey of 8 Industries

• New Report Shows That Immigration Revitalizes Communities By Preserving Thousands Of U.S. Manufacturing Jobs

September 13, 2013

• Georgia #2 for Doing Business

• Georgia Regents Adopt $1.93B Budget for FY 2015

• Icons of Industry Award to be presented at TAG 2013 Entertainment Industry Summit

• Majority of Small Businesses Say No to Crowdfunding

• Twitter Readies for IPO

• 3 in 10 Executives Have Taken the Blame at Work for Something They Didn't Do

• Consumer Reports Index: Americans Report Sharp Rise In Financial Troubles As Sentiment Continues Slide

• Blackstone’s Hilton Files for $1.25 Billion IPO in U.S.

• Workers Face Crucial Decisions During Open Enrollment, Yet Aflac Survey Finds Continued Confusion About Benefits Options

September 12, 2013

• Fort Gordon COuld Get 1,500 Additional Soldiers

• More Georgia Communities Receive State Tourism, Arts Funding

• U.S. Chamber Touts Impact of Georgia Ports

• Georgia-Based Newell Rubbermaid Divests Hardware Business

• Governor, First Lady Announce State Art Collection Tour

• HoneyBaked partners with National Breast Cancer Foundation

• Nonprofit Employee Salaries Continue Modest & Steady Recovery, but Contributions to Health Benefits Decrease Overall

• 40% of Americans Spending More on Health Care This Year

• Companies Increasing Transparency Around Audit-Committee Related Disclosures

• Advisors Split on Outlook for International Investments, finds Aberdeen Survey

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