News

November 09, 2015

• Manufacturing Across the Southeast Sees Promising Growth in October

• Georgia Still A Possibility for $1B Factory by Tesla Rival

• Gas Prices Continue to Rise in Georgia

• Novelis Reports Q2 Results

• Corporate Tax Reform Needed to Bring Down the Price of Job Creation

• How Are Corporate Boards Tackling New Markets and Business Models?

• Survey: U.S. Firms Continue to Accumulate Cash In 3Q15 Though at a Slower Pace

• Americans With Government Health Plans Most Satisfied

November 06, 2015

• Ameris Bank Clears Way for Two New Restaurants

• Phoebe’s IT Department Receives National Recognition

• Georgia Southwestern Sees Increase in Fall Enrollment

• ACRI Community Night to Focus on Veterans

• Albany State University Student Enrollment Declines 10%

• Atlanta Braves Plan Season-Long Tribute to Turner Field in 2016

• Aflac Improves Group Offerings this Open Enrollment Season

• State Awarded $2.4M to Improve Employment Opportunities for Adults and Youth with Disabilities

• University System of Georgia Enrollment Increases for Fall 2015 Semester

• The State Transportation Board Approves the GCOT’s Budgets

• Dunkin' Donuts Announces 46 New Restaurants in Georgia

• ACCA and IMA: Global Business Confidence Hits Four-Year Low

• Fonality Survey Reveals Changing Business Communication Landscape

• Deloitte Report: Rethinking Human Services Delivery

• Customer Experience Becomes New Benchmark for Success, but Organizations Struggle to Deliver

• U.S. Energy Exports Key to More Stable, Global Energy Markets

November 05, 2015

• Albany City Commission Opts out of SGRITA Agreement

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