August 2015 News

August 31, 2015

• Columbus Attracts 1.8M Visitors

• St. Francis Calls Fraud Allegations in Federal Lawsuite 'Demonstrably False'

• Georgia State Economist: Consumer Demand, Investment Pickup Will Trump Market Turbulence

• Georgia Regents Health System, University Hospital Talk of Need for Partnerships

• Atlanta Fed Launches Economy Matters

• Pooler to Look at De-Annexing Megasite

• Survey Finds One-Third of Ga. School Districts Contract Out Services

• ADS Security Continues Growth Across the Southeast with Georgia Acquisition

• Former Georgia Senator Sam Nunn Visits Kazakhstan

• Ratings of U.S. Banking Industry Level Off

• Workplace Awards Can Help Companies Land Top Talent

• Market Performance and Pension Contributions Drive Rise in CEO Compensation, Prompting New Disclosure from Companies

August 28, 2015

• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley Sets $7M Goal

• Aflac Names Andrew K. Glaub SVP & Director of Aflac U.S. Sales

• Columbus Travel Announces Two New Hires

• Atlanta's Traffic Woes Trace Back To Railroads, Land Lotteries

• How Georgia Successfully Overhauled IT

• Braves Lay First Bricks at SunTrust Park

• Delta Partnering with Universities

• How Big Data Is Transforming Airports

• Southern Company Partners to Award New Gulf Coast Conservation Grants

• State Exemption Levels Low, National Vaccination Rates High

• In U.S., Telecommuting for Work Climbs to 37%

• "Store Front" Business Growth Outpacing U.S. GDP

• Confidence Levels Rising Among Office and Administrative Workers