News

January 13, 2015

• Kia Motors America Begins New Era in U.S. After Two Decades of Growth, Maturation

• Georgia Offered Mercedes $23 Million in Incentives to Move to Atlanta

• Atlanta's "King" and "Queen" Towers Hit the Market, Could Fetch Close to $500M

• Georgia Tourism’s Product Development Resource Team Returns to Tift County Jan. 20th

• Business Travel Expected to Increase in 2015

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increases in December

• Life Insurance Executives See Opportunities in 2015, Survey Finds

• 37% of American Workers to Receive Paid Day Off for MLK Day

January 12, 2015

• CSU Plans ‘Transformational’ Expansion on Ledger-Enquirer Property

• Georgia Gas Prices Lowest Since 2009

• Governor Deal Appoints 27 to Boards

• Healthcare Georgia Foundation Announces Twenty-One Fourth-Quarter Grants

• House Passes Bill to Change Full-Time Definition

• AutoTrader Reveals the Most Popular Vehicles of 2014

• CEO Confidence Improves Slightly

• GCUA: Sticking to a Family Budget

• Dodge Construction Momentum Index Increases in December

• Banks Need Strategy to Reach Tech-Savvy, Educated Millennials

• Funded Status of U.S. Corporate Pensions Falls to 87.3%

January 09, 2015

• Columbus Regional Health Hosts 12th Annual Mind, Body & Spirit Retreat for Women

• Phenix City Chamber's Kelli Roberts to Serve as Class Advisor at Institute for Organization Management

• CSO Presents Music in America Concert

• How Georgia Became the Biggest Electric Vehicle Market in the US

• Coca-Cola Cutting Up to 1,800 Jobs

• Former US Senator Saxby Chambliss Joins DLA Piper as Partner

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