News

May 15, 2015

• Georgia's Movie Industry Propels Man to Millionaire

• UGA Law Graduate & Native Georgian Sally Yates Confirmed as U.S. Deputy Attorney General

• Georgia DOT has Until Tuesday to Act on Pipeline Application

• Verizon, Partnering With Communities Across U.S., Keeps 2 Million Pounds of Electronic Waste Out of Local Landfills

• Americans Lack Confidence in Society's Ability to Handle an Aging Population

• U.S. Small-Business Owners' Optimism Dips Slightly

• Retail Revenue from Smartphones up 73% Year-Over-Year

• Staffing Industry Analysts Projects U.S. Temporary Staffing Industry Will Reach $115B in 2015

• Study: Obamacare Premiums Higher in Counties Without Preferred Provider Organizations

• It Costs More to Borrow Less, New Study Says

May 14, 2015

• Albany-Based Microf, LLC. Raises $28 Million in Capital to Support Growth

• Public Educated on SPLOST Funding Use

• Darton State College Moves to Summer Office Hours

• GSW Named Best Value Among Small Colleges in Georgia, Ranked 40th in U.S.

• Delta Announces Plan to Return Additional $6 Billion to Shareholders Through 2017

• HoneyBaked Ham Consolidates, Sets Up Georgia Headquarters

• Gwinnett, Metro Atlanta Top Exchange Enrollment

• Novelis Profit Up 42% in FY15

• Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Hosts 27th Annual Awards Gala

• Third Phase of Dalton Solar Plant Now Online

• GCUA: Budgeting for Single Parents

• Survey Reveals Most Americans Still Make Charitable Contributions

• Restaurant Sales Surpassed Grocery Store Sales for the First Time

• Study: For Millennials Inclusion Goes Beyond Checking Traditional Boxes

• Americans Continue to Say U.S. Wealth Distribution is Unfair

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