News

January 13, 2016

• UGA: Despite Growth, Native Advertising is Still Difficult for Consumers to Recognize

• Tough Task: Recruiting Top Leaders From Other Companies

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in December

• Over One in Five Americans Expect to Die in Debt

January 12, 2016

• Chattahoochee Council Boy Scouts Leads in Growth

• Atlanta Fed President Lockhart Expects Economy, Wages to Grow in 2016

• Georgia General Assembly Sets Goal for Quick 2016 Session

• AT&T Announces Unlimited Data Plans are Back

• UPS Wants to Help Customers Solve U.S.- Mexico Cross-border Trade Challenges

• Shire to Buy Baxalta for $32B

• Aflac Contact Service Center Operations Achieves J.D. Power Certification

• Tropical Smoothie Cafe Reports Strongest Growth in Its 19-year History

• CFOs Express Pessimism on US Political Climate, Anticipate Effects of Interest Rate Hikes

• Endowment Index Declines 3.17% in 2015: A Year When Nothing Worked

• 63% of Americans Can't Afford $500 Car Repair or $1,000 Emergency Room Visit

January 11, 2016

• Georgia Power Awards $40,000+ in Grants to Dozens of New Teachers

• State Gas Prices Remain at Multi-Year Lows

• Governor Appoints 13 to State Boards

• Chick-fil-A Social Media Ranks #1, ahead of Amazon and Netflix

• Georgia Ready to Roll on Many Transportation Projects

• How Coca-Cola United Plans to Triple its Business within Three Years

• The New Look of Mello Yello is Anything but Mello

• Construction Momentum Index Rebounds in December

• Volatile Commodity Prices Fuel Drive for Sustainable Growth and Diversification

• Home Purchase Sentiment Index Moves Up in 2015

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