News

April 01, 2014

• Feds May Pull Funding Over Georgia Food Stamp Problems

• Meetings Scheduled in Georgia to Explain New Farm Bill

• eVerifile Selected for the 2013 Georgia Excellence Award

• Healthcare Expenditures for Commercial Plans up 3.5%

• Restaurant Performance Index Remained Above 100 in February

• Survey: Usual Q1 Bounce Fails to Materialize as Forecasts Soften

• Deloitte Survey: Restaurant Loyalty Programs Need Spice

March 31, 2014

• Spring Elements & Supply Shortages Continue Pumping-Up Georgia Gas Prices

• Home Depot to Open Store for Georgia Movie Studio

• Survey Serves as Benchmark for Georgia's Growing Manufacturing Industry

• Governor Appoints 13 to State Boards

• 2014 County Health Rankings Released, Georgia Mixed Bag

• U.S. Economy is Not at Risk of Deflation Say Economists

• Cost of Prom Projected to Skyrocket to $1,900 in 2014

• Five Behaviors That Accelerate Value From Digital Investments

• Mortgage Employment Index Declines Most in 6 Years

• Five Financial Steps When Planning for Baby

March 28, 2014

• Columbus’ Unemployment Rate Declines to 7.8% in February

• Aflac Executive Named to "25 Influential Black Women in Business" List

• TSYS Signs Payments Agreement With Virgin Money

• Georgia No. 1 for Women-Owned Businesses

• Atlanta Fed Business Inflation Expectations Survey

• Georgia Technology Summit Celebrates a Decade & Beyond

• AT&T Offers Up to One Year of Free Internet to Many SMB's in GA

• CatchMark Selling 3,000 Acres in Georgia

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