April 2015 News

April 30, 2015

• "Come One, Come All" to Small Business Week

• K-12 Students & Local Manufacturers Equal Big Winners for CTC Region

• 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

April 29, 2015

• Aflac Announces Q1 Results, Declares Q2 Cash Dividend

• TSYS Reports First Quarter Adjusted EPS Grew 41.2%

• CTC Student Named First Runner-Up as System’s Student of the Year

• University Police Officer Wins Top Staff Award at Columbus State University

• Heritage Financial Group, Inc. Reports First Quarter Net Income of $3.9 Million

• Georgia SBA Small Business Week Award Winners Announced

• Senator David Perdue Highlights 'Debt Crisis' in 1st Speech

• The Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Reynolds Plantation Debuts Renovation

• UPS 1Q Earnings Per Share Up 14%

• Nursing Home Exec Says Feds' Decision Stunning

• NCR Profit Down in Q1