News

September 17, 2014

• Neaton Rome Creating 50 Jobs in Rome

• Is Added U.S. Response to Ebola Crisis Enough?

• 63% of Millennials Don't Have a Credit Card

• Survey: Price Trumps Safety Record for Car Purchase

• New Study Shows Higher Business Survival Rates, Lower Turnover For Businesses That Use PEOs

September 16, 2014

• Fall Job Fair Provides Opportunities with Major CSRA Employers

• South Company Adds New Team Member

• OneSource Engineering Joins EMC Engineering Services

• Plant Vogtle Unit 2 Begins Planned Refueling and Maintenance Outage

• How Georgia Universities fared in Best Colleges 2015 U.S. News and World Report

• All Georgia Counties Named Camera Ready

• Income Inequality Complicates Georgia Consumption Tax

• U.S. Army Officials Reveal Several Surprises in Augusta

• Blue Cross Dropping Retiree Option in State Health Benefits Plan

• U.S. Ranks 3rd Worst for Int'l Tax Competitiveness Among Developed Nations

• Entrepreneurs Provide Pulse Check on the Global Economy

• US Average Down Payment Rises Slightly in Q2 2014 as Housing Market Improves

• Americans Agree on Success Factors

• Fast-Casual Restaurants Claim Greater Share Among Limited-Service Chains

September 15, 2014

• Golfing for Greatness Fundraiser Proves Smashing Success

• Governor Appoints 17 to State Boards

• Georgia Health Centers Get Funding to Expand Care

• Georgia Power marks National Drive Electric Week

• Hudgens: September Is National Preparedness Month

• Job Creation, Investment Up in Key Industries Across State

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