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October 28, 2016

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce President: There Are No Easy Choices in Fixing Failing Schools

• Three Georgia Cities on America’s Top 25 Best Neighborhoods for Small Businesses

• Georgia Students Improve on 'Nation's Report Card'

• Florida Continues to Lose Film Business to Georgia

• UPS Drives Higher Profit in 3Q16

• AAA: Half of Halloween Fatalities Were Impaired

• The Home Depot Presents 2016 Innovation Awards

• The Delta Air Lines Foundation Grants $1M to Nonprofits in 13 States

• Approximately 2.5M Consumers will have a Foreclosure, Short Sale or Bankruptcy Fall Off Their Credit Report

• Walmart Unveils Holiday Plans: Invests in Pickup, Introduces Holiday Helpers

• PulteGroup: Don't Tell the Millennials, But They're Acting A Lot Like Their Parents

• Americans' Respect for Police Surges

October 27, 2016

• Metro Columbus’ Unemployment Rate Rises to 6.2% in September

• 10 Female Infantry Officers Make Army History at Fort Benning

• Muscogee County School District Confirms Principal Changes, Openings

• T's Eatery Grand Opening October 28th-30th

• Anthem, Inc. to Create 1,800 Jobs in Midtown Atlanta

• Georgia Sports Hall of Fame Honors Court Selects Eight for Induction

• Effingham Named College and Career Academy of the Year

• Chambliss Leadership Forum Event Features Former House Speaker John Boehner

• Lt. Governor Cagle Names Business Partner of the Year at Ninth Annual Business and Education Summit

• The Coca-Cola Company Core Revenue Up in Q3

• Google Express Comes to Atlanta, Will Roll Out to Shoppers Across Georgia

• Equifax Joins Forces with FormFree to Provide Asset Validation Capability

• Deloitte Study: Online Shopping Set to Make Holiday History

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