News

July 16, 2014

• Campus Emergency Phones Get Makeover at CSU

• Georgia’s Largest Remaining Public Hospital Wants to Become Private

• Georgia Chamber Welcomes House Action on Critical Transportation Funding

• Middle, West Georgia See Promise from Savannah Harbor Upgrades

• Plant Vogtle Turns 25

• Georgia #4 Highest Occurrence of Equipment Theft

• U.S. News & World Report Ranks Emory Hospitals Among Best in Georgia

• Aaron’s to Close 44 Stores

• National Credit Default Rates Reach Historical Low in June 2014

• State and Local Government Contract Volume Up 5% in Q1 2014

• U.S. Travel Agencies' Air Ticket Sales Rise 5.14% in First Half vs. 2013

July 15, 2014

• TSYS Announces NetSpend Leadership Transition

• Flowers Foods Announces Key Executive Promotions

• Georgia Fourth ‘Most Energy-Expensive State’

• Beaulieu International Opening U.S. HQ in Georgia, Bringing 350 Jobs

• Atlanta Fed President: First Fed Rate Boost Some Time in 2015

• Chattanooga Volkswagen Plant to Add 2,000 Jobs

• June State Tax Revenues Up 11.5%

• Atlanta Braves 5th Most Popular MLB Team

• First Data: June Consumer Spending Slowed Slightly

• R.I.P. 40-Hour Work Week

• Florida Official: Texas Will Win SpaceX Launch Site

• New Commerce Report Explores the Value of Government Data

July 14, 2014

• Batson-Cook Completes Orchard View Assisted Living Facility

• Overhead Door Company of Columbus "Worst Garage Door Competition"

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