News

March 12, 2015

• Compromise Uber, Lyft Bill Clears Georgia House

• National Foreclosure Inventory Down 33.2% Year Over Year

• U.S. Job Creation Index Inches Up to +29

• Deloitte Survey Finds Integration a Key Factor in M&A Deal Success

• February Sees Fundamental Factors Drive Commodity Markets Higher

March 11, 2015

• Robert Granger Resigns as St. Francis President, CEO

• Midtown Medical Center Named Tier I Treatment Hospital

• CTC & College Goal Georgia Team Up to Make FAFSA Fun, Easy, and Family-Friendly

• Some in Georgia are Skeptical of Offshore Drilling Plans

• Georgia Agriculture Commissioner: Agriculture is More Than $72B Industry

• Amerigroup Donates Computers to Nonprofit Organizations Around Georgia

• Semifinalists Announced for TAG Business Launch Competition

• NYT: At Georgia's White Oak Pastures, Grass-Fed Beef is Only the Beginning

• Georgia House Panel Revives Education Savings Accounts Bill

• CARBO Announces Mothballing of Georgia Proppant Facility

• MasterCard Expands Services for Small Business Segment with Georgia-Based Kabbage Partnership

• U.S. Uninsured Rate Edging Down in First Quarter

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in February

March 10, 2015

• Congressman Bishop Announces $395,400 Grant for NeighborWorks Columbus

• SunTrust Finds Business Leaders Ready for Growth

• Delta Updates 2015 SkyMiles Program

• Varian Medical Systems to Create 100 High Paying Tech Jobs in Georgia

• CertusBank Sells Small Business Finance Unit

• State Senator Seeks State Takeover of Atlanta Airport

• Georgia Car Dealers Back Revised Tesla Bill

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