News

August 17, 2015

• New Data Released on Women-Owned Businesses

• Spot Freight, Rates Down in July: DAT Freight Index

• Americans' Support for Labor Unions Continues to Recover

• 4G Smartphones Unit Share More Than Doubles in a Year, Capturing 58% in Q2

August 14, 2015

• Aflac Board Adds 40M Common Shares to Buyback Plan

• AT&T Ranks Highest in J.D. Power Wireless Purchase Experience Study 5 Consecutive Times

• Zaxby’s to Open 700th Restaurant Monday in Charlotte

• UGA to Launch Chambliss Leadership Forum Honoring Former U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss

• State Health Benefit Plan Memebers Get Good News on Prices

• Historic Tax Credit May Become an Even More Important Tool for Developers in Georgia

• Georgia Chamber Honored as ACCE Chamber of the Year Finalist

• Fastenal Now Has 50,000+ Industrial Vending Devices Installed at Customer Sites

• Survey Shows Americans Shop Thrift Stores for Good Deals, Unique Finds & Sustainability

• Battelle Report Underscores Importance of Talent to Drive Innovation

• Social Media Helps Dealers Build Better Customer Relationships, Achieve Better Business Results

• Social Security: An Unhappy 80th Birthday

• New Report: Gap Between Appraiser & Homeowner Perceptions Doubled in July

August 13, 2015

• State Outlines Argument Medicaid "Waiver"

• Flowers Foods to Acquire Dave's Killer Bread for $275M

• Former President Jimmy Carter Announces Cancer Diagnosis

• Georgia Hires South Carolina's Chinese Investment Guru

• Aflac Study Shows Benefits Remain a Key Tool for Retention and Recruitment

• Governor Deal Announces New Senior Staff

• Brunswick Manufacturing Gaining Steam

• Americans Feel the Nation's Minimum Wage is Too Low, But Are Conflicted on whether $15.00 an Hour is Too Much

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