News

February 19, 2015

• TAG Unveils Financial Technology Issue of Hub Magazine

• Holiday Shopping Spree Pushes Credit Card Debt Higher Across the U.S.

• New Research Shows That Successful Firms Have More Engaged Employees

• Small-Business Credit Conditions Reach Highest Level on Record

• Equifax Refutes 'Auto Bubble,' Cites Improvement in Credit Scores After a Subprime Auto Loan Origination

February 18, 2015

• BGCCV Hosts Annual Corporate Youth of the Year and Hall of Fame Celebration

• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley Surpasses $7 Million Goal

• "Last Comic Standing" Comedian Kathleen Madigan Comes to RiverCenter

• Comcast to Create 300 Jobs in Atlanta, Locate Regional HQ

• Caesarstone to Create 130 Jobs in Bryan County

• Aflac Launches New Critical Care Protection Plan

• Hallmark Will Shut Down Printing Unit in Columbus

• Georgia Taking Leadership Role in Developing Solar Power

• Genuine Parts Co. Annual Profit Up 4% to $711 Million

• National Credit Default Rate Acceleration Continues in January 2015

• Large Vs. Small Companies: Who's Winning Out When it Comes to Remote Work?

• Softer Home Sales Start the New Year

• Decline in Oil Prices Expected to Boost Overall Economy, Lift GDP by 3.0%

February 17, 2015

• Fort Benning Will Be X factor in Area Economy

• Southeast Restoration Group Ready to Serve

• The Time Jumpers Coming to RiverCenter on February 21st

• Transportation Survey Finds Georgians Solidly Support Funding Reform

• More Than Half of Georgia’s Foreclosures are Now Being Done Digitally

• Georgia-Based Huddle House Serves Up Strong Growth in 2014

• The Peach State Visits Motor City

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