News

June 11, 2015

• Mohawk Closing Georgia Yarn Plant

• Georgia’s Lesser-Known Sports Teams

• Georgia Nets Low Rates, Earns Top Marks for Bonds

• State and Local Government Hiring Pace Picks Up

• Small Business and Entrepreneurship Benefit From Trade

• Hiring Companies Report Unmet Accounting, Finance and IT Needs Going Into Q3 2015

• HR Isn't Meeting Global Business Demands

• More Customers are Shopping for New Auto Insurance, but Fewer are Switching

June 10, 2015

• Aflac Ranked in Top 10 on Newsweek's U.S. 500 Green Rankings for 2015

• TSYS Supports Apple Pay in the U.K.

• Moody's Assigns B1 to Carmike's Second-Lien Notes, Ba2 to Secured Credit Facility

• Warm Spring's Historic Bulloch House Restaurant Destroyed by Fire

• May State Tax Revenues Up 3.1%

• NIFCO Locating HQ in Toccoa, Creating 200 Jobs

• Georgians Making Impact Through Giving

• Georgia DOT Exec Calls for More Flexibility From Feds

• Honey Baked Ham Combines U.S. Operations

• Why Seniors Love Meals on Wheels, a Program Itself in Need

• Commercial Aerospace Industry Slowing Down, but Record Backlogs Continue

• May Sees Consolidation in Commodity Markets

• Corporate Tax Reform vs. Business Tax Reform

• U.S. Employee Engagement Flat in May

• Housing Market Becoming More Favorable for Renters than Buyers

June 09, 2015

• Columbus Regional Research Exec Wins International Award

• Carmike Cinemas Announces Proposed Refinancing of Senior Secured Notes

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