News

June 29, 2015

• Why Atlanta Attracts So Many Corporate Relocations

• July 1st Brings Dozens of New Georgia Laws

• Achieving the Dream Reform Network Continues to Grow with 2015 Cohort Colleges in Georgia

• Georgia Gas Prices Falling as 4th Holiday Approaches

• Official: Louisiana Movie Credit Cap May Send Business to Georgia

• Seven Appointed to State Boards by Governor Deal

• Atlanta Creating Development Plan for Thousands of Acres of Airport Property

• NFL Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton is Recruiting Entrepreneurs

• Investors More Anxious Than Hopeful About Interest Rates

• Doctors Say Affordable Care Act Increasing Cost of Healthcare

• Q1 Data Shows Inbound Phone Calls up 16% for Small to Midsize Businesses

• Businesses, Labor and Industry Groups Form Coalition Demonstrating Strong Support for Atlantic Coast Pipeline

June 26, 2015

• Survey Says Aflac is a Great Place to Work for Millennials

• Group Led by Tony Ressler Completes Purchase of Atlanta Hawks

• AT&T: 'Six Degrees of Innovation'; The Six Business Model Features Companies Need to Innovate

• Georgia's Top Stock Performers for the First Half of 2015

• Dixie Outfitters in SE Georgia Gets a Surge in Sales as Big Retailers Drop Rebel Flags

• American Banker/Reputation Institute Names Synovus One of America’s Most Reputable Banks

• Georgia’s Job Creators: We Need an ACA That Makes Jobs, Health Care Affordable

• Georgia Division of Family and Children Services Needs Adoptive Families

• Millennials Outnumber Baby Boomers and Are Far More Diverse, Census Bureau Reports

• New-Car Sales to Rise Nearly 6% in June 2015, According to KBB

• New Report: Will Americans Support Higher Gas Taxes? Yes--Under Certain Conditions

• Almost Two-Thirds of Americans Losing Sleep Because of Finances

June 25, 2015

• Frederick J. Crawford Joins Aflac Incorporated as Executive Vice President and CFO

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