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April 18, 2014

• Georgia Farmers Meet With Lawmakers in Washington, D.C.

• March Home Sales Rebound, Prices Rise Higher

• Survey Says: American Workers are Stuck in a Rut

April 17, 2014

• Augusta Realtor Adds 20 Agents in Time for Fort Gordon Growth

• The Realty Building Welcomes New Tenants Including Augusta’s Rivers & Glen Trading Co.

• First Community Corporation Announces 1Q Results & Cash Dividend

• 149,465 Georgians Insured Via ACA Exchange

• Georgia Solar Business Booming

• Georgia Chamber CEO Encourages Consulates to Take Activist Role

• Aflac is Consumers' Top-Choice for Voluntary Insurance

• Deal Signs Bill Increasing Rural Health Care Providers

• American Transaction Processors Coalition Launches in Georgia

• Georgia Company Acquires StreetLinks

• Athletes in NFL, NBA & MLB Will Pay Whopping $3B to IRS This Year

• Despite Continued Economic Uncertainty, Entrepreneurial Firms Continue to Grow

April 16, 2014

• New Leader for Georgia Power's Augusta Region

• TAG Greater Augusta Presents the State of the Industry on April 22nd

• Coca-Cola Profit Down 8% to $1.6B in Q1

• Regents Keep Tuition Increases to 2.5% at 27 Institutions

• Georgia Corporate Tax Rates Vary Widely

• Tech Talent Pool Concerns Sting Georgia Leaders

• Russia-Ukraine Conflict Could Affect Georgia Companies

• Aaron's Acquires Progressive Finance Holdings in $700M Deal

• Study: $224 Billion, 6.1 Billion Hours, Lost to Complex Tax Code

• Milliman Analysis: Pension Funded Status Drops by $5B in March

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