News

January 17, 2014

• Merger-Driven Consolidation has Positive Effect on Domestic Airline Industry

• Lunch Break for Nearly Half of Workers is 30 Minutes or Less

• Restaurant Industry Enters Fifth Consecutive Year of Sales Growth

• Employers Share Most Memorable Interview Blunders

• Labor Markets Mixed in Advanced Economies

January 16, 2014

• Wiregrass Georgia Technical College Selected as a Top Military Friendly School

• VSU Commemorates the Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

• Flowers Foods to Submit Majority Voting Proposal to Shareholders

• Georgia Chamber Announces 2014 Chair, Leadership

• With Deep Freeze Over, Georgia’s Economy Warms

• Georgia 28th Most Healthy Fiscally in U.S.

• Deal: Working to Keep Georgia the No. 1 Place to do Business

• Georgia Power Completes $109M Smart Grid Improvement Project

• Free Wi-Fi Could be Coming to Atlanta Airport

• Small Business Experts Reveal the Best 2013 Business Decisions Worth Repeating

• Bank of America Reports Sharp Increase in Profit to $3.2B for Q4

• Consumer Sentiment Up as 2014 Begins

• DAT North American Freight Index Sees Atypical Year-End Rise

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.K. Increased in Nov.

• One in Four Americans Spent Less Than Expected During Holidays

January 15, 2014

• Celebration of Inclusion Continues with Social and Academic Symposiums

• Ken Corbett Farms Knows How to Provide Customers With High-Quality Produce

• Georgia Peanut Farm Show set for Thursday in Tifton

• Home Depot Foundation Grants $2.7M to Habitat for Humanity

• Insured Losses in GA From Arctic Storm Estimated at $75 Million

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