News

June 08, 2015

• Flowers Foods Increases Dividend

• Georgia Makes a Pitch for General Electric’s Headquarters

• Manufacturing Magnet: Why Georgia Tops the Ranks

• Georgia Gas Prices Stable This Week

• Governor Deal Appoints Nine to State Boards

• Winning Bid for Lunch with Warren Buffett Tops $2.3 Million

• Equifax Sees Record High in New Auto Loans

• Governor Nominates New Human Services Commissioner

• May Jobs: Too Few Young Workers Jumping into the Labor Pool

• Most Americans' Outlook on the U.S. Economy Won't Stand in the Way of Their Summer Travel Plans

• Report: Retail Clinics Might Reduce Doctor Visits, But Not Replace Doctors

• 81% of Global Executives Report that External CEO Engagement is Now a Mandate for Reputation

June 05, 2015

• Synovus Announces Quarterly Stock Dividend for Synovus’ Common Stock

• Columbus Chamber Executive, Janeen Tucker, to Join ACCE’s Fellowship for Education Attainment

• Flowers Foods Announces Annual Shareholders Meeting Webcast

• Number of Georgia Technical College Graduates on Rise

• Is a Spaceport Coming to Southeast Georgia?

• Nearly 20 Years Later, The Legacy Of Atlanta’s Olympic Venues Is Still Being Written

• Georgia Congressman Austin Scott Unveils New Health Care Reform Plan

• Governor Deal Extends Education Reform Panel's Deadline

• Georgia Startup Putter Manufacturer to Compete in Golf Industry

• Southeast Manufacturing Weakened for Third Month by Slowdown in New Orders and Production

• Pension Funded Status Improves by $31B in May

• Companies are Missing Opportunities for Growth and Revenue

• Survey: Need for Housing, Youth Development and Jobs Outpacing Available Services

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