News

July 28, 2014

• State Says it’s Hard at Work on Medicaid Backlog

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Fall as Summer Wears On

• Patent Troll Law Goes Into Effect in Georgia

• Governor Appoints 5 to State Boards

• Aaron's Q2 Profit Falls, Sees Weak Q3

• June Saw Normal Temps, but Wide-Ranging Rainfall Across Georgia

• Suddenly, Convenience Stores Face a Threat: Walmart

• Cruise Industry Continues to Battle Unfavorable Tides

• Transportation Security Administration Fees Rise

• PwC's: Modest Uptick in Healthcare Spending Growth Rate in 2015

July 25, 2014

• Educator at CSU’s Oxbow Meadows Recognized Nationally

• Heritage Financial Group, Inc. Reports Q2 Net Income of $1.8 Million

• TSYS Signs Agreement with Leading Private Bank in the UK

• Insurers to Pay $11 Million in Georgia Rebates

• Georgia Ranks 6th for Minority Financial Institutions

• Governor Deal Takes Stance on Unaccompanied Minor Immigrants

• Georgia Among Many States Supporting Tax-free Savings on Summer Back-to-School Shopping

• Columbus River Course Could See 20,000 Rafters in 2nd Year

• Valdosta Chamber Exec Selected as GACCE Executive of the Year Award Recipient

• Communities in Schools of Georgia Announces New Leadership

• Pew: States Can Strengthen Reserves by Linking Savings to Volatility

• Corporate Treasurers See Better Operating Cash Flow Building Reserves

• Fannie Mae Releases New Mortgage Lender Sentiment Survey Results

July 24, 2014

• Metro Columbus’ Unemployment Rate Rises to 8.5% in June

• Big Nerd Ranch Brings Bootcamps to Callaway Gardens

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