News

May 13, 2015

• Panasonic eneloop Batteries Reach Ten-Year Anniversary

• Senator Isakson Receives 2015 Small Business Council Award

• Governor Vetoes 11 Bills

• MI Metals to Creating 100 Jobs in Millen

• Israel-based Bram Industries Picks Savannah for First U.S. Manufacturing Plant

• Georgia-Pacific to Close Paper Plant in Michigan

• Senate Bill 88 Provides Debit Card Authorization for Payroll

• Corner Bakery Cafe Expanding to Southeastern Markets

• Verizon to Acquire AOL for $4.4B

• CoreLogic Reports 41,000 Completed Foreclosures in March 2015

• Modest Growth In The Small Business Economy Continues

• Report: What Separates Great Managers From the Rest

• April Sees Fundamental Factors Drive Commodity Markets Higher

May 12, 2015

• Columbus State Breaks Ground on New 539-Bed Freshman Housing Building

• Aflac Presentation Available for On-Demand Viewing at VirtualInvestorConferences.com

• Georgia Military College Columbus Students, Faculty, and Staff Commit to Complete

• Georgia GROW Green Promotes International Trade Development

• Volvo Cars Selects South Carolina for its First American Factory

• Georgia State Tax Revenues Up 15% in April

• Three Georgia Universities Among ‘The 50 Most Powerful Alumni Networks’

• Governor Deal Signs 2016 Budget

• Georgia Chiropractic Association Celebrates Correct Posture Month

• Largest Suicide Prevention Organization Thanks Georgia Governor Deal

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Ticks Up in April

• Licensed Spectrum for Commercial Wireless Networks Generates More Than $400B in Annual Economic Activity

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