June 2015 News

June 30, 2015

• Food Banks Low on Inventory, Summer Programs Need Donations

• TSYS to Broadcast Second-Quarter 2015 Results

• Aflac Lauds Important Bipartisan Step Toward Achieving Historic Trans-Pacific Partnership

• Cliff Oxford: How Entrepreneurs Can Trump Donald Trump

• GPA Sets All-Time Container, Total Tonnage Records in May

• Attorney General Olens Elected Chair of Southern Attorneys General

• Commentary: ACA Stands – Next Move is Georgia’s

• GCA and the GMA Announce New Report “Leveraging Public Investment in the Arts”

• AAA Supports New Georgia Gas Tax

• James Walters Re-Elected as Georgia Ports Chairman

• Governor Deal Names Sculptor for Capitol’s MLK Statue

• Millennials are Spending, but Study Finds They are More Fiscally Responsible than They Get Credit For

• U.S. has 9th Highest Personal Dividend Tax Rate in OECD

• U.S. Investors Prefer Mix of Human, Digital Financial Advice

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the Europe Increased in May

June 29, 2015

• Ex-TSYS Auditor Taking Leap of Faith to be Full-Time Missionary in Liberia

• Synovus to Announce Second Quarter 2015 Results on July 21st

• Why Atlanta Attracts So Many Corporate Relocations

• July 1st Brings Dozens of New Georgia Laws

• Achieving the Dream Reform Network Continues to Grow with 2015 Cohort Colleges in Georgia

• Georgia Gas Prices Falling as 4th Holiday Approaches

• Official: Louisiana Movie Credit Cap May Send Business to Georgia

• Seven Appointed to State Boards by Governor Deal

• Atlanta Creating Development Plan for Thousands of Acres of Airport Property

• NFL Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton is Recruiting Entrepreneurs