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July 21, 2015

• Special Olympics Georgia Receives $90,000 Grant From The UPS Foundation

• U.S. Workers Face a Tax Burden of 31.5 Percent

• Most Smartphone Users Still Rely on Computer for Web Purchases

• Economic Attitudes Indicate Encroaching Anxieties

• North American Natural Gas Market Oversupply to Continue, Says NEB

July 20, 2015

• Albany, Aviation Officials Set to Discuss Future of Southwest Georgia Regional Airport

• Record Number of Deerfield-Windsor School Students Recognized as AP Scholars

• Phoebe Foundation Receives Donation for NICU

• Mars Chocolate Grows U.S. Footprint to Offer Consumers, Retailers More Product Variety & Choice

• New Overtime Rules Affect Thousands in Georgia

• Old South Melds With New Ideas in Macon's College Hill Corridor

• Sales Tax-Free Days Nearing for Back-to-School Shoppers

• Shaw Boosts Recycling Amid Carpet Comeback

• State Launches YouScience Program to Prepare High School Students for Post-Secondary, Career Success

• Genuine Parts Company Announces Automotive Acquisition in Australia

• SunTrust Banks Second-Quarter Profit Climbs

• Falling Oil Prices Push Georgia Gas Prices Lower

• Americans View Quality of Two-Year, Four-Year Colleges Similarly

• Minimal Growth In The Small Business Economy

• Survey: Fewer Finance Pros Rank Safety as the Top Corporate Investment Objective

• How Often is Too Often to Drink Coffee?

July 17, 2015

• Georgia Power to Build Solar Project at MCLB Albany

• Tift Park Community Market Marks One-Year Anniversary

• Cobbler Puts Heart and Sole Into Albany Business

• Georgia Ranked No. 4 for Small Business Environment

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