News

July 30, 2015

• Home Price Gains Lead Housing According to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices

• Economy Building Momentum into Second Half of the Year

• Researchers Find That Medical Marijuana Laws Increase Recreational Marijuana Use Among Juveniles

• Credit Suisse Releases Mid-Year Hedge Fund Investor Sentiment Survey

• Average Down Payments Rise Slightly as Housing Market Improves

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declines

July 29, 2015

• TSYS Reports Second Quarter Adjusted EPS Grew 29.0%

• Aflac Q2 Profit Falls, Aflac Japan Up

• Back 2 School BASH Provides K-12 Supplies, Columbus Technical College Opportunities

• Georgia's Next Inland Port to be Located in Northwest Georgia, Open in 2018

• Georgia Members of Congress Receive Spirit of Enterprise Award from the U.S. Chamber

• Georgia School Superintendent: We Test Our Students Too Much

• U.S. Beer Industry Brews $253B in Economic Activity & Serves Up 1.75M Jobs

• State Farm Renews Long-time Partnership with Habitat for Humanity

• Georgia Auto Dealers Provide 250,000 Meals to Local Families This Summer

• Club Car's New Corporate Solutions Program Helps Users Develop Comprehensive Transportation Plans

• Collaboration is Needed to Enhance Georgia’s Leadership as a Global Health Hub

• U.S. Postgraduates Have Edge in Lifelong Learning

• A Company's Purpose Has to Be a Lot More Than Words

• Study Reveals Ground Transportation Usage Patterns and Perceptions in the Business Travel Industry

• Business Travelers Driving Online Retail for High Value Goods, Says ADARA

July 28, 2015

• Carmike Cinemas Reports 20% Rise in Q2 Operating Revenue to a Record $219M

• Batson-Cook Taps Paul Meadows to Head West Point Construction Office

• Georgia Military College Columbus Students Travel to Milledgeville for Leadership Retreat

• Georgia Ports Break Records in FY15

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