News

May 19, 2014

• Synovus Implements Planned One-for-Seven Reverse Stock Split

• Gulfstream Introduces The New G650ER With Longer Range

• As Rural Hospitals Fail, Georgia Considers Downsizing

• Groups Spend Big to Influence Georgia Senate Race

• Georgia-Based Gentiva Rejects Kindred Healthcare’s $533M Takeover Bid

• ‘Million Dollar Arm’ Part of State’s Multibillion-Dollar Film Industry

• GPSC Applauds U.S. Decision to Suspend Nuclear Waste Fee

• Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Presents 24 Statewide Preservation Awards

• AT&T to Acquire DIRECTV

• Work Uniforms: Say Hello to the Halo Effect

• Finance & Accounting Worker Confidence Hits Nearly Seven-Year High

May 16, 2014

• Aflac Incorporated to Webcast 2014 Financial Analysts Briefing

• State Farm Breaks Ground on Georgia Campus

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Unchanged at 7% in April

• Dasan Machineries Creating 150 Jobs in Georgia

• Georgia Power Officially Bringing Solar Generation to Georgia Army bases

• Carmike Agrees to Buy Digiplex in an All-Stock Deal

• Topgolf Opens First Georgia Location Next Week

• Hedge Fund Index Finished Down 0.21% in April

• Merger and Acquisition Trends in HealthCare

• World-Class Infrastructure is Essential for Long-Term U.S. Economic Strength

• Personal Finance Worries Continue to Plague U.S. Workers

• The Conference Board LEI for the U.K. Increased in March

May 15, 2014

• TSYS Sees Opportunities in Mobile and Prepaid

• CSU’s Educator of the Year: `I Didn’t Do This Alone’

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