News

August 20, 2015

• Health Care Stocks Continue to Dominate Hedge Fund Buys for 2nd Straight Quarter

• Gallup: More Americans See Themselves as "Haves" Than "Have-Nots"

August 19, 2015

• W. James (Jim) Gunby, Jr. to Join Synovus as a Senior Trust Relationship Manager

• Communicorp Wins Top 2015 Print Excellence Awards in Georgia

• Autonation Acquires Carl Gregory Dealerships

• Responding to Workforce Demands, CSU Will Offer New Art Degree Program

• Agritourism – a Growing Rising Economic Sector

• What Jimmy Carter Has Meant to Georgia

• Vogtle 12th VCM Costs Approved Unanimously by Georgia PSC

• UPS Completes Coyote Logistics Acquisition

• It's Harvest Time for North Georgia Wineries

• Billy Hasty & Doug MacGinnitie Elected to University System of Georgia Foundation

• Most Americans Not Saving More for Retirement

• KPMG: U.S. on Track to Break $70B in Venture Capital Funding in 2015

• $24.5B in Revenue Left on the Table by Mobile Businesses and Financial Services Last Year Due to Poor User Experience

• Stable Consumer Credit Default Rates a Positive Sign for Economy

August 18, 2015

• New Certificates Available This Fall at Columbus State University

• Home Depot Sales Up in Q2

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Backs Away from Middle Ground Healthcare Fix

• Aflac Enhances Product Offerings with Introduction of Accident Advantage

• Georgia Council for the Arts Releases Recommendations from the Governor’s Arts Learning Task Force

• What is Georgia's Most Popular Type of Credit Card?

• Nissan Donates $1M, 10 Vehicles to Habitat for Humanity

• 55,000 Georgians Sign Up in 'Special' Health Insurance Enrollment

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Drop

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