News

July 26, 2013

• Home of the Dallas Cowboys is Now AT&T Stadium

• Student Loan Rate Hike Stopped

• Twitter Predicted to Become A Big TV Screen

July 25, 2013

• Georgia-Carolina Banc­shares Reports Higher Profits

• Bill to End Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac Clears House Committee

• Delta Posts $685M Q2 Profit

• Attorney General Olens Supports Right to Use Criminal Background Checks

• Georgia Cities Unable to File for Bankruptcy

• UPS Foundation Donates $7.6M To Champion Diversity & Support Veterans

• Aaron's, Inc. Total Revenues $552M in Q2

• Exide Technologies Receives Final Bankruptcy Court Approva

• Census Bureau Reports New Highs for State and Local Government Revenue in 2011

• Credit Suisse Releases Mid-Year Hedge Fund Investor Survey

• US Deal Flow to Remain Stagnant for Remainder of 2013

July 24, 2013

• Hospital Leaders Announce Largest Healthcare Alliance in Southeastern United States

• UPS Q2 Profit Down 4% as Costs Drag on Revenue Growth

• Call it Official: Teleperformance to Add 130 Jobs in Augusta

• Lockheed Backpedals on Sequester Impact, Q2 Earnings Up 10%

• TSYS Q2 Profit Down 11%

• Like Private Businesses, Universities Consolidate to Cut Costs

• Moving the Smart Cities Idea from Concept to Reality

• Apple Posts $35.3B in Revenue in June Quarter, Selling 31M iPhones

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Rose 0.1% in June

• Optimism for Domestic Economic Outlook among U.S. Industrial Manufacturers at Highest Level in Five Quarters

July 23, 2013

• Flowers Foods Completes Hostess Buyout

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