News

July 16, 2015

• Georgia Aquarium Named Best in the U.S. By 2015 TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards

• Georgia Special Election Winners

• UPS Worldwide Express Freight Expands Again

• Senate Adopts Isakson Amendment to Inform Parents About Opting Out of Standardized Testing

• Deal Reached, U.S.-Iranian Relations May Be Tougher Hurdle

• 75 Percent Of Americans Support Using Tax Dollars To Improve The Country's Public Transit Infrastructure

• Survey: Employers Split on the Impact that Carrier Consolidation Will Have on Their Health Strategies

• Ranked: 10 Best and Worst States to Retire Rich

• Deloitte Research Releases Regulator of Tomorrow Report

• Network Like A CFO

July 15, 2015

• McKey-Seago House Project Earns VSU Historic Preservation Recognition

• Valdosta Municipal Court Recognized for Mock Trial Program

• Comfort Keepers of South Georgia Hires New HR/Marketing Manager

• Ameris Executive Team Leaving Moultrie for Jacksonville

• Georgia Lottery Transfers $980.5M to Education

• Alabama, Florida, and Georgia Join Forces to Fight Government Overreach Over Water

• Delta Air Lines Announces June Quarter Profit

• Coastal Georgia Film Alliance Aims to Lures Productions Away From Atlanta

• UGA Survey: More New Graduates Hired by Georgia Schools

• Fiscal Year Kickoff Signals Exciting Changes for Georgia Accounting Organization

• AAA: GA Traffic Fatalities Could Reach 9 Year High

• US Dealmaking in Second Half of 2015 Set to Outpace First Half of Year, says EY

• CoreLogic Reports 41,000 Completed Foreclosures in May 2015

• June Sees Fundamental Factors Drive Commodity Markets Higher

• Brand Reputation on Par with Pay for Job Seekers Evaluating Employers

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