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October 23, 2015

• Georgia Pacific Announces $110M Investment at Alabama Plant

• AAA: Hands-free Technology Poses Hidden Danger for Drivers

• Gov. Rick Scott Wants $250M to Lure Businesses to Florida

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Delegation Requests Federal Funding for Savannah Port Deepening Project

• Volkswagen Emissions Scandal Negatively Impacting Vehicle Prices, Consumer Consideration

• Confidence Levels Among Healthcare Employees Reaches All-Time High in Randstad's Latest Employee Confidence Index Survey

• Minimal Growth in The Small Business Economy Continues

• Global Demand For Cruising Surpasses 22M Passengers, Increasing 68% in Ten Years

• 4 Strategies to Manage Customers' Wait Time

• Overall Holiday Spending Forecasts Less Relevant as Retailers Focus on Distinct Consumer Segments

October 22, 2015

• Metro Albany’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 7.1% in September

• Procter & Gamble Recognized as Albany Area Chamber of Commerce's Partner of the Year

• ASU Hosts Governor's High Demand Career Initiative Discussion

• Colony Bank Announces Q3 Earnings

• You’ve Got the Power! Free Women’s Health Conference this Saturday

• Rosalynn Carter Institute Hosts 2015 National Summit Friday, Oct. 23rd

• Forbes Says Georgia is No. 11 Best State for Business

• SunTrust Named a Top Ten National Small Business Administration Lender

• Georgia Department of Education Adds Economic Development Liaison

• Southern Co. Subsidiary and KEPCO Sign MOU to Jointly Evaluate Clean Coal Technology Deployment Worldwide

• Charlie Harper: Georgia’s Ports to Get Additional Investment

• As Rents Increase, More Americans Consider Homeownership, New Survey Finds

• New Study: Emerging Trends in the Customer Experience

• Study: 70% of Businesses Expect to Grow Their External Workforce; Strategic Management is Crucial

• Footprint 2020 Study: Shifts in Location Drivers to Shape Global Manufacturing Landscape

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