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December 14, 2016

• What Georgia Company Landed on 'Made in America' Gift List?

• Plans for $750M Theme Park in North Georgia ‘On Hold’

• UGA Study: It Matters Who You Know: Referral Networks in the Labor Market

• The Georgia Manufacturing Alliance Hosted a Very Successful 2016 Georgia Automation Expo

• U.S. Economic Confidence Holds at Nine-Year High

• Consumers and Realtors Show Greater Interest in Smart Home Technologies, Certifications

• 2016 Vacation Deprivation Study: Americans Leave Hundreds of Millions of Paid Vacation Days Unused

December 13, 2016

• Cavezza Retires from National Infantry Museum Foundation

• Columbus Chick-fil-A Begins 12 Days of Cheer with Lots of Freebies

• Southern Company Named Energy Company of the Year

• Social Media Could Take Only a Fraction of Users’ Time With New Georgia Tech Method

• Georgia State Society to Host Presidential Inaugural Gala January 19th

• Georgia Gas Prices Rise 6 Cents in Past Week

• TAG FinTech Hosts Seventh Annual TAG FinTech GA Conference February 9th

• RisingSeniors Foundation to Host 2016 Chick-fil-A Foundation Georgia Junior Bowl

• Kubota Recognizes Georgia Army Veteran in “Geared to Give” Program

• OneSpot Study: 78% of Consumers Say Personally Relevant Branded Content Increases Their Purchase Intent

• Falling Unemployment Shows That the Labor Market Remains Tight Even as Job Growth Slows

• A.T. Kearney Study: Economic Resilience to Spike Consumer Spending this Holiday Season

December 12, 2016

• Chattahoochee Valley United Way Needs Your Help

• MercyMed of Columbus Holds Grand Opening at Facility after Expansion

• Organist Christopher Houlihan to Perform with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra January 28th

• Coca-Cola Names Quincey its Next CEO, Kent to Remain Chairman

• Gerald Long Elected Georgia Farm Bureau President

• Congress Passes 21st Century Cures Act

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