News

May 28, 2015

• Col. Don Davis Still Calls Albany 'Home'

• Georgia Bank Earnings 12% Higher in Q1

• Google Brought $2.76B in Economic Activity to Georgia in 2014

• Southern Co. Teams With Tesla on Powerwall

• Atlanta Braves Begin Selling Season Tickets to SunTrust Park

• Georgia Chamber on Clean Water Act Rulemaking

• The Home Depot Prepares for Hurricane Season with Workshops in Nearly 700 Stores

• McAlister's Deli Expands in Georgia and Florida

• Nation Gains More than 4 Million Nonemployer Businesses Over the Last Decade

• Technology Deals Return to Middle Market in 2015

• An Overview of Gross Domestic Income in the U.S.

• New-Car Sales to Reach 17.3 Million SAAR in May 2015, According to KBB

May 27, 2015

• Sharon Subadan Named Albany City Manager

• AB&T Elects Walker Davis New Chairman

• Lemon Grass Thai Cuisine Restaurant Closing

• Mosely Believes Proper Staffing is Leading School Revival

• Kubota Tractor Plans Major Expansion at Gainesville Manufacturing Plant

• Fourth Annual Georgia Gives Day Set for November 12th

• Renters Give Georgia Low Grade for Satisfaction

• GDA Partnering with Industry to Inspect for Credit Card Skimmers

• Freer Trade Will Only Help Georgia

• Oil Business Has Eyes on Coastal Georgia

• Chick-fil-A Fisnishes 2nd for Customer Service Ratings In New Temkin Group Research

• Attorney General Olens Applauds Appeals Court Ruling on Obama Administration Executive Action

• Study: U.S. Needs to Encourage Entrepreneurship

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