News

May 08, 2014

• Georgia State, Developers Want Turner Field for Major Project

• April Tax Revenue Offers Mixed Results

• Delta Air Lines to Expand Europe Service From U.S. Hubs

• Robert Anderson to Head University System College Readiness, Completion Work

• US CMBS Delinquency Rate Improves Despite Drop in Loan Resolutions

• State Healthcare Exchange "Report Card" Offers Insight Into 2015 Open Enrollment

• Modest Growth Trend Continues in Small Business Economy

• Nation's Older Population to Nearly Double in the Next 20 Years

• Study Uncovers Keys to Improve Supply Chain Sustainability

• Severe April Weather Heralds Billion-dollar Loss for U.S. Economy

• Funded Status of U.S. Corporate Pensions Falls to 91.0%

May 07, 2014

• Winners Named in 2014 Business Plan Competition at Columbus State

• TSYS Chooses ShopKeep to Offer Simple, Smart POS Technology in the Cloud

• Troublemakers & Malcontents: Lessons for Dealing Effectively With Difficult Employees Seminar

• Georgia Named No. 1 Most Competitive State in Nation Again

• Kimberly-Clark Spin-Off to Locate Global Headquarters in Alpharetta

• Georgia Power Planning Solar Projects at Military Bases

• Delta Announces Plan to Return Additional $2.75B to Shareholders Through 2016

• Venture Atlanta Offers Platform for Georgia-based Companies to Attract Key Funding

• Porsche Now Employs Over 20,000 Individuals

• Vidalia Onion Committee Celebrates the Season with "V is for Vidalia" Campaign

• U.S. Exports Reach $193.9 Billion in March

• CoreLogic Reports Home Prices Rise by 11.1% Year Over Year in March

• Majority of Travelers Satisfied with Airport Security

• The Conference Board LEI for China Increased in March

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