News

April 22, 2015

• National Credit Default Rates Flat Despite Jump in Bank Card Defaults

• Managers Account for 70% of Variance in Employee Engagement

• Consumer Optimism Strengthens as Gas Prices Remain Low

April 21, 2015

• CSU Honors Faculty and Students of the Year at Academic Awards Ceremony

• The Purple Ribbon Motorcycle Poker Run Scheduled for May 9th

• Hallock Papers Offer New History Research Possibilities at CSU

• Synovus Profit Rises in Q1

• Israel, Cyber Security & Georgia's Opportunity

• SunTrust Q1 Profit Rises to $429 Million

• Savannah Port to Handle More Freight, but How Will Roads, Rails Handle Extra Load?

• Building Products Firm BMC Buys Vidalia’s VNS Corp.

• TAG-Ed, Schools, Companies, and Legislature Support Third Annual Georgia STEM Day

• Georgia Religious Freedom Bill Draws Support at District GOP Conventions

• Small-Business Analysis Shows Gender Differences in Credit Management

• U.S. Managers Have Low Rates of Depression in 2014

• Bankrate: Millennials Faring the Best Financially

April 20, 2015

• Northside Medical Center Moves Forward on $2M Project

• Aflac Lauds Introduction of Bipartisan Congressional Trade Priorities, Accountability Act

• CSU Celebrates Dedicated Community Members at President’s Recognition Dinner

• House Passes Death Tax Repeal Sponsored by Sanford Bishop

• Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Presents 28 Statewide Preservation Awards

• Georgia Car Dealers Expect Drop in Electric Vehicle Sales

• CARE Names Michelle Nunn New President and CEO

• Coca-Cola Buys China's Culiangwang Beverages for $400M

• Report: Georgia Lags in Public Health Spending

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