News

March 11, 2014

• UPS Gets First Special Hazmat Electronic Reporting Permit

• Nonprofit Organizations are Rebounding From Recession

• Federal, State & Local Government Employment Down in 2012

• SBA Helps Small Businesses Win Over $6.B in Contracts in FY 2013

• 4 Million Residential Properties Returned to Positive Equity in 2013

• Survey Shows Manufacturers Upbeat About Future

March 10, 2014

• CB&T Announces 2013 Chairman’s Council & President’s Club Members

• Blue Cross & Blue Shield in Columbus Benefiting from Health-Care Law

• AT&T Invests Nearly $5B to Enhance Local Networks in Georgia

• South Sees Greatest Optimism Over New Construction Projects

• Governor Deal Says Georgia's Environment & Jobs Linked

• Habitat for Humanity, Lowe's Launch 'Hammers for Habitat'

• Georgia Gas Prices Still on the Rise This Week

• Synovus Announces Quarterly Stock Dividend

• No-Gossip Policies May Need Review in Light of NLRB Ruling

• Majority of Business Owners Not Concerned About Credit Card Security

• Poll: Small Businesses Support Increasing the Minimum Wage to $10.10

• Americans Require Three & a Half Days to Adjust to Daylight Saving Time

March 07, 2014

• Congressman Bishop Announces $293,00 Grant for NeighborWorks Columbus

• Flowers Foods Licenses Wonder Bread in Midwest

• Spending Associated with TCSG Colleges has $1.2 Billion Impact in Georgia

• Georgia Tax Revenue Up 5% in February

• Georgia Senate Puts VC Fund in Budget

• Delta Publishes 2015 SkyMiles Award Chart

• Support for Early Education Strong Among Georgia Voters

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