News

July 28, 2015

• Drinking Highest Among Educated, Upper-Income Americans

• Please Mind The (Skills) Gap

• Jobs Migrate North in Q1 Mortgage Employment Index

• Almost 30% of Businesses Deploying IoT According to Strategy Analytics Survey

• AFP Survey: U.S. Firms Accumulated Cash In 2Q15 Due to Softening Business Confidence

• The Conference Board LEI for the Euro Area Increased in June

July 27, 2015

• Albany Utility Board Move on City's Horizon

• Senator David Perdue Swings Through Albany

• Albany City Manger Speaks at Town Hall Meeting

• AT&T Completes Acquisition of DIRECTV

• Jekyll Island Delays Long-Planned Hotel for Convention Hub

• Agritourism Blooming Across Georgia

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Fall This Week

• Governor Appoints 28 to State Boards

• Mega-Merger Would Boost Blue Cross in Georgia

• Georgia Lottery Partners With Kia Motors to Launch New Promotion

• Walmart Foundation Grants Leading Nonprofit $100K to Feed 250,000 Hungry Georgia Children

• Tightening U.S. Labor Market Continues to Surprise

• Study Shows Continued Decline in Annual Student Spending on College Course Materials

• How High Are Gas Taxes in Your State?

• SBA 504 Loans Still Operative During 7(a) Shutdown, NADCO Urges Congress to Raise Cap

July 24, 2015

• Tim Dill Leaves as Head of MillerCoors Albany

• Deerfield-Windsor School Awarded Grant for Innovative Teaching

• Council on Aging Executive Director Receives National Award

• Ameris Bank Sees $605M Total Loan Growth in Q2

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