News

August 21, 2015

• Teradata Announces $500 Million Increase in Share Repurchase

• President Carter Says Cancer Has Spread to His Brain

• New Construction Starts in July Hold Steady

• Financial Confidence Hits New Highs as Recovery Felt on Main Street

• 3 in 4 Workers Report Adolescent Behaviors in the Workplace, According to New CareerBuilder Survey

• Attractive Rewards and Benefits Drive Credit Card Selection, Satisfaction and Spend

• Nearly One-Third of Execs Say Colleagues Have Tried to Make Them Look Bad

August 20, 2015

• Dr. Anthony Parker Asks Albany-Dougherty EDC to Support College & Career Academy

• ASU Receives National Accreditation

• Sherwood Christian Academy Ribbon Cutting on Friday

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 6% in July

• Years of Planning to Build $4.5B Joint South Carolina-Georgia Shipping Port Nears Milestone

• Governor Deal Aims to Help Job Applicants Who Fail Drug Tests

• Senator Isakson Announces He Will Vote No on Iran Nuclear Agreement

• U.S. Minority-Owned Firms Continue to Outpace Growth of Nonminority-Owned Firms

• Report: Banks and Credit Unions Should Address Technology Complexity with More Technology

• Interest in Electric and Hybrid Vehicles Shows Little Change Since 2013

• Health Care Stocks Continue to Dominate Hedge Fund Buys for 2nd Straight Quarter

• Gallup: More Americans See Themselves as "Haves" Than "Have-Nots"

August 19, 2015

• Albany City Commission Tentatively OKs Former Synovus Bank Property Purchase

• Bobby McKinney to Step Down from County Elections Board

• Autonation Acquires Carl Gregory Dealerships

• Agritourism – a Growing Rising Economic Sector

• What Jimmy Carter Has Meant to Georgia

• Vogtle 12th VCM Costs Approved Unanimously by Georgia PSC

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