News

April 28, 2016

• For B2B Companies, Customer Surveys Aren't Enough

• Pending Home Sales Maintain Momentum in March

April 27, 2016

• Mayor Presents $270M City Budget to Council

• CSU Online Classes Offer Year-Round Learning

• TSYS Reports First Quarter 2016 Adjusted EPS Grew 22.8%

• Aflac Rides the Stronger Yen to Earnings Growth

• 2016 Georgia Logistics Summit a Hit with Logistics Community

• MARTA Tax Referendum Bill Signed into Law

• Georgia Supreme Court Sides with Gov. Deal on Judicial Appointments

• Attorney General Sam Olens Announces Statewide Campaign to Combat Child Sex Trafficking Entitled “Unmasked”

• Hartsfield-Jackson Launches iFlyATL App

• Study: U.S. Firms Deployed Some Cash in First Quarter, But Will Resume Accumulating This Quarter

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declined in April

• DebtX: CMBS Loan Prices Rise in March

April 26, 2016

• TSYS Extends Payments Agreement with HealthEquity

• Columbus State University’s Schwob School of Music to Host PianoMania

• St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School Announces New Athletics Department Leadership

• Georgia Power's 2015 Citizenship Report Highlights 160,000 Volunteer Hours

• Charlie Harper: Vote Them Out? Not So Fast…

• Genuine Parts Announces Paul Donahue as New CEO

• March Construction Eases Back 1%

• U.S. Natural Gas Production Dipped in March

April 25, 2016

• CSU Honors Best Students and Faculty of the Year at Academic Awards Ceremony

• City Elections Could Bring Big Changes

• Caterpillar, Suniva, Cives Steel Named Georgia Manufacturers of the Year

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