November 2014 News

November 21, 2014

• $30 Million Accounting Oversight at St. Francis Leads to Layoffs

• CSU's Lean Six Sigma Workshop is About Focusing Key Resources, Achieving Your Core Mission

• TSYS and linked2pay Offer Omni Payments for Merchants

• AAA: 1.3M Georgians to Travel for Thanksgiving

• State Panel Meets Over Ailing Rural Hospitals

• Habitat for Humanity Surpasses 1 Million Families Served Worldwide

• Tim Echols: Why Retain the ZEV/LEV Income Tax Credit In Georgia?

• Delta Picks Airbus Over Boeing in $14 Billion Wide-Body Deal

• Early Winter Home Preparations Can Keep Georgia Families, Property Safe

• TAG Unveils Health IT Issue of Hub Magazine

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased Again

• Fortune 1000 E-discovery Managers Offer 13 Cost-Saving Tips for In-House Legal Departments

• Disappointing Global Growth Likely for Fourth Straight Year in 2015

November 20, 2014

• Columbus Symphony Orchestra Presents Holiday Pops Concert

• Winners Announced at the BGCCV's Fine Arts Exhibition

• CSU Police Provides Area Agency Leaders With Training on Officer-Worn Camera Systems

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 7.7% in October

• Georgia State Economic Forescaster Predicts Georgia to Add 71,000 Jobs in 2015

• Honoring Georgia’s Manufacturing Industry

• GM to Expand Atlanta Technology Development Center; Add Up to 400 Jobs

• Georgia Solar Energy Looks Bright

• Big Doings in State's Booming Health IT Industry

• It’s Crunch Time in Congress for Tax Breaks

• Revenue Increased in All Service Sectors in 2013, Census Bureau Reports

• Most Americans Won't Shop on Either Black Friday or Cyber Monday