News

April 03, 2017

• TSYS Subsidiary NetSpend Settles Federal Trade Commission Charges

• Investor Steps Forward to Get the Ball Rolling in Blighted Midtown Area

• Colony Bankcorp, Inc. Announces Full Redemption of Preferred Stock

• Seven Hundred Feet of I-85 to be Removed and Replaced: $10M in Federal Funds Approved from US DOT

• Georgia Power Earns Top Customer Experience Ratings for Utilities, According to Temkin Group

• Forbes: How Augusta is Becoming A Model for Tech Innovation in Small Cities

• Brian Kemp Launches ‘Georgia First’ Campaign for Governor

• Delta Comfort+ Now Offered on CRJ-200 Aircraft

• International Representatives Attended the GEDA Small Business Rock Stars Luncheon

• I-85 Bridge Demolition and Replacement Underway; Traffic Management Plans for Coming Week are Finalized

• Wells Fargo Launches 13,000 Card-Free ATMs for its 20 Million Mobile Customers

• Small Business SEO Investment to Increase Over 20% in 2017, New Survey Finds

• Half of Mature U.S. Workers Will Wait Until At Least Age 70 to Retire or Won't Retire at All

March 31, 2017

• Synovus Could Save Bass Pro's Deal for Cabela's

• Crowdfunding Campaign Helps Raise $300K for Columbus State University

• TECH CORPS Welcomes New Board Member

• Barrett-Jackson to Auction Mustang Built by Students at Jordan Vocational High School

• I-85 Bridge Collapse: Interstate Will Be Closed for Foreseeable Future

• Governor Deal Declares State of Emergency Following I-85 Fire

• Senate Panel Approves Agriculture Secretary Nomination

• FirstNet Partners with AT&T to Build $46.5B Wireless Broadband Network for America’s First Responders

• UGA Law School to Host Second Annual Rural Healthcare Symposium April 21st

• KEMP: One Day Left to File Annual Business Registrations

• Centers of Innovation Support Georgia Tech’s 2017 InVenture Prize

• Georgia Highway Contractors Association Launches Careers Campaign

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