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July 07, 2015

• Wiregrass Georgia Tech Students Attend National Competition

• Native-born, Georgia Manufacturing Alliance CEO, Jason Moss, Crusades for “Buy From Georgia”

• Strong Leadership, Vision Can Boost Trade Growth, UPS Public Affairs Leader Says

• Georgia Hopes to Establish State as Captive-Friendly with Newly-Revised Law Lowering Taxes

• Atlanta Fed Hosts New Forum for Georgia's Payments Processing Industry

• Georgia Courts Enforce Dress Codes

• Axiall Announces Retirement of Paul Carrico; Timothy Mann, Jr. Named Interim President, CEO

• Georgia Gas Prices for July 4th Lowest Since 2010

• Southeast Manufacturing Heats Up After a Lethargic Spring

• The Euro is the Loser From Greece

• June Jobs: Poor Productivity Growth from Overregulation is June's Bigger Story on Jobs

• Americans Still More Confident in Small vs. Big Business

• Improving Economy and Job Growth Draw Buyers Back to Housing Market

July 06, 2015

• SGMC Brings Home Three Georgia Society for Healthcare Marketing & Public Relations Awards

• Southwest Georgia Employers to Hear State Officials Discuss Workforce Issues in Moultrie

• Valdosta's Jeana Beeland Named to State Workforce Development Board

• PSST! Presents Disney’s “The Little Mermaid”

• The ‘SEC Primary’ Gains Steam, but Will it Help Georgia Gain Attention?

• More Georgia Golfers Hit the Tees in May

• Buying Humana Would Double Aetna Size in Georgia

• Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Elects New Board Members and Officers

• Georgia Manufacturing Rebounds After a Three-Month Slide

• Attorney General Olens Announces Addition of Consumer Protection Unit

• MGM Resorts Eyeing Atlanta for Casino

• Southern Regional Technical College Merger Finalized

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