News

November 11, 2014

• Georgia Historical Society Receives Four Star Charity Navigator Rating

• BCBS of Georgia Foundation Awards Twelve New Grants to Boys & Girls Clubs in Georgia

• Insurance Commissioner Hudgens Offers Georgians Home Heating Safety Tips

• Dodge Momentum Index Increases in October

• Deloitte Survey: Shoppers Will Spend More of Their Holiday Budget In-Store than Online

• CompTIA IT Industry Business Confidence Index Rebounds in Q4

• Confidence Among Finance and Accounting Workers Remains High in the 3Q of 2014

November 10, 2014

• Albany Businessman Creates His Own Path Downtown

• First-Ever Darton Day of Giving Exceeds Goal

• Majority of Georgia Voters Back Raising Minimum Wage

• Deadline Approaching for Georgia Private Non-Profit Organizations to Apply for SBA Disaster Loans

• State Files Lawsuit Demanding Federal Action on Water Supply

• CDC Increasing Supply of Ebola-Specific Personal Protective Equipment for U.S. Hospitals

• Governor Deal Appoints Lynne Riley as Revenue Commissioner

• Healthcare Employees' Confidence Declines in the Third Quarter of 2014

• Women Hold 50% More Jobs than They Did at the Start of the Recession

• AutoTrader Reveals Findings of Certified Pre-Owned Study

• Americans' Personal Finance Sentiment Strengthens, Housing Optimism Follows Suit

November 07, 2014

• Exchange Club Fair Going Strong in Albany

• ASU Departments Partner for Human Growth and Development Exercise

• Georgia Tax Revenue Up 5.9% in October

• Technical College Foundation Assoc. of Georgia Names Volunteers, Benefactors of the Year

• Special Event Celebrates Decades of Licensed Nuclear Operation in Georgia

• Home Depot Breach Included Files With 53 Million Email Addresses

• SBA Hits Another Lending Record in FY 2014

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