News

July 27, 2015

• Tightening U.S. Labor Market Continues to Surprise

• Study Shows Continued Decline in Annual Student Spending on College Course Materials

• How High Are Gas Taxes in Your State?

• SBA 504 Loans Still Operative During 7(a) Shutdown, NADCO Urges Congress to Raise Cap

July 24, 2015

• SunTrust Makes Silicon Valley Push

• WellStar in Talks to Buy Tenet’s Hospitals in State

• AT&T Ranks Highest in J.D. Power 2015 Business Wireline Satisfaction Study for Small & Medium Businesses

• The 37th Annual Georgia Music Hall of Fame Awards Set for Sept. 26th

• IHIT Celebrates Performance of Georgia-based Companies in the Annual HCI 100 List

• David Perdue Emerging as Key Player on Foreign Relations

• Georgia Chamber Announces New Vice President of Communications

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased Again

• In Three Way Races, Donald Trump and GOP Nominee Neck and Neck in Second/Third Place

• New-Car Sales to Increase Nearly 3% in July 2015, According to Kelley Blue Book

• One in Five Americans Are Hiding Secret Debt From Their Partner

July 23, 2015

• Metro Columbus’ Unemployment Rate Rises to 7.4% in June

• Mayor Tomlinson Makes Her Case For Fort Benning

• United Way Still Needs School Supplies to "Stuff the Bus"

• Colony Bank Net Income Up in Q2

• Home Depot to Acquire Interline Brands for $1.6B

• Poll Shows Health Care Gaps in Rural Georgia

• Southern Company and Partners Award Waterway Conservation Grants

• UPS Takes Leadership Role for Commercial Trucking Safety

• Governor Deal Orders Flags to Half-Staff to Honor Fallen Soldiers

• Johnny Isakson, David Perdue Split on Highway Funding Bill

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