News

July 11, 2014

• Chamber Hosts Military Appreciation Breakfast

• Wagner’s BBQ Closes

• MetLife to Build $110M Industrial Park in McDonough

• Aflac Study Unveils Small Businesses' Approach to Benefits Decisions

• Briggs & Stratton Closing Georgia Plant, Affecting 475 Jobs

• ​College Football Hall of Fame Set to Open August 23rd

• Georgia Business-Labor Coalition Calls for Immigration Reform

• New Georgia Law Looks to Protect Produce Growers

• Congress Passes Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act

• Twenty-Two Leading CEOs Join the American Heart Association

• Shoppers Love Gift Cards, Which Translates to More Revenue for Retailers

• Demand for Office Space Rebounds in Q2

July 10, 2014

• Only One Albany Campaign Unveiled

• Downtown Albany Post Office to Remain Open

• Braun Promoted to Albany Branch Manager for EMC Engineering Services, Inc.

• Easter Seals Southern Georgia Attends the 2014 Advocacy Summit

• Cox Communications to Carry SEC Network

• Georgia Energy Use Up; Individual Use Drops

• Port of Savannah to Deliver Fresher Fruit

• Georgia Becomes First US State to Open Trade Office in Colombia

• CEO Confidence Declines Slightly

• U.S. Breweries are Booming According to Census Bureau

• Nonprofit Organizations as Facilitators for Economic Change?

• Colorado Attracting More Visitors Following Legalization of Marijuana Sales

• Warning: Job Hopping More Hazardous to Career Growth than in Years Past

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