News

April 02, 2015

• Slight Drop in Georgia Manufacturing Activity in March

• 785 of Georgia's Bridges Need Structural Repair, New Report Shows

• Preserving Habitat for Humanity's Past, Building its Future

• UPS to Build Compressed Natural Gas Fueling Stations

• Governor Deal: Transportation Bill Paves the Road Ahead

• U.S. Companies Slow Pace of Dividend Net Increases

• Online Labor Demand Edged Up 15,200 in March

• Montana Ranks Highest in Employee Engagement for 2013 and 2014

April 01, 2015

• Columbus Proposed Budget Released Tuesday

• CTC SkillsUSA Team Brings Home 9 Medals from State Event

• ProPay Announces ProFac Expresssm for Payment Facilitators

• State Lawmakers Pass $900M Transportation Funding Bill

• AT&T Will Focus on Use Cases to Market Connected Cars, Smart Homes & Digital Lifestyle

• Southern Company Subsidiary's First Wind Project Will Be Its Largest Renewable Plant

• Sen. Johnny Isakson to Speak on International Trade and Economic Growth

• USG Foundation Raises More Than $1 Million for Needs Based Scholarships

• Georgia Construction Projects Moving Forward

• Cox Automotive President to Automotive Industry: Change Now While Times are Good

• Tax Freedom Day 2015 Arrives on April 24

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Rebounds

• Improved Rainy Day Funds Can Mitigate Revenue Forecasting Errors

March 31, 2015

• CSU’s Department of Communication to Host Veteran CNN Anchor

• GEC Adds New Staff Members

• TSYS to Broadcast First-Quarter 2015 Results

• Georgia to Receive $1.8 Billion Under GROW AMERICA Act

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