News

May 01, 2015

• GEIGER Automotive to Open Manufacturing Facility in Gwinnett County

• Amerigroup Community Care Contributions in Georgia Paying Dividends Around the State

• Southern Power Acquires 60-MW North Star Solar Facility

• Georgia Transmission Corporation Re-Elects Board Officers and Directors

• Kennesaw State: Family Business is the World Economy’s Secret Driver of Success

• UGA: Five Reasons Job Prospects Looking Strong for 2015 College Grads

• Growth in U.S. Consumer Debt Slows in First Quarter

• Restaurant Performance Index Remained Positive in March

• Borrowers with Low Credit Scores Found it Easier to Get a Home Loan in 2014

• Immigration, Terrorism, and Foreign Policy Rise Among Americans' Top Voting Issues

• PwC Survey: Customer is Still King and Looking for Loyal Retail Subjects

April 30, 2015

• Second Annual Moody Mudder 5K Scheduled for May 2nd

• VSU’s Dr. Theresa Grove Joins International Research Team in Antarctica

• Warren Buffett Entertains Coca-Cola Shareholders at Annual Meeting

• Georgia Ethics Commission Picks Veteran State Attorney as Chief Exec

• Cox Business Survey Unveils U.S. Consumers Have "Big" Ideas about Shopping Small

• Tim Echols: Eight Georgia Cities Selected to Host Alternative Fuel Vehicle Roadshow

• Governor Deal Signs Autism Coverage Bill Into Law

• Southern Co. Posts $525 Million Profit

• 2015 TAG SSA Impact Awards Winners Announced

• States Increasingly Taxing Corporations on Economic Presence, Not Just Physical Presence

• One Third of Online Shoppers Open to Drone Deliveries

• Insurance Companies Have a Big Problem With Millennials

• Investors Moderately Confident About Retirement Savings

• Americans Settling on Older Retirement Age

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