News

April 28, 2014

• Plant Vogtle Owners Avoid Loan Subsidy Fee

• Delta Completes the Installation of Full Flat-Bed Seats With Direct-Aisle Access

• 50 Fastest-Growing Women-Owned/Led Companies Worldwide Unveiled

• How Changes in State Pension Plans Affect Retirement Income of Public Employees

• Financial Security Dips Slightly as More Americans Worry About Debt

• The Conference Board LEI for Mexico Declines

April 25, 2014

• Valdosta’s Unemployment Rate Unchanged at 7% in March

• Heritage Reports First Quarter Net Income of $1.3M

• Azalea Health Announces Results of Area’s First Hackathon

• Synovus Announces One-for-Seven Reverse Stock Split

• Aflac Approaches $90 Million in Contributions to Fight Childhood Cancer

• Aalto Scientific Building HQ in Georgia

• More Than 835 Georgia Bridges Need Structural Repair

• Graphic Packaging Q1 Profit Rises

• New Leadership at Georgia Partnership for Telehealth

• Lockheed Martin Expands Sustainability Goals

• U.S. Economy Added Nearly 245,000 Nonemployer Businesses in 2012

• Mortgage Statistics Chronicle Industry's Highs, Lows

• American Opinions on the TSA

• Optimism Regarding Domestic Outlook Among U.S. Industrial Manufacturers Rises to Highest Level in Eight Years

April 24, 2014

• VSU Hosts Visitors From WuFung University

• Nathan Deal Signs Broad Gun Rights Expansion

• Delta First-Quarter Profit Increases to $213M

• South Georgia Trailer Manufacturer Adding 75 Jobs

• GPA Teams With Nature to Protect Water Quality

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