News

April 16, 2014

• Tech Talent Pool Concerns Sting Georgia Leaders

• Russia-Ukraine Conflict Could Affect Georgia Companies

• Aaron's Acquires Progressive Finance Holdings in $700M Deal

• Study: $224 Billion, 6.1 Billion Hours, Lost to Complex Tax Code

• Milliman Analysis: Pension Funded Status Drops by $5B in March

• 25 Most Frugal Cities in America

• U.S. Travel Agencies Close 1Q with 4.55% Increase in Air Ticket Sales

April 15, 2014

• Takeaways From the 2014 Georgia Logistics Summit

• Governor Deal Signs Bill Extending Tax-Free Holiday Weekends

• Georgia Gas Prices Highest Since July

• Survey: At Home Care Costs Increase in Georgia

• What I Learned About Business as a South Georgia Bottom Fisher

• CatchMark Completes Acquisition of Large Timberlands Tract in Georgia

• Mergers Outpace Failures in Mortgage Graveyard

• Survey: Many Investors Plan to Save Their Tax Refund, or Spend it on a Vacation

• Americans Remain Negative Toward Healthcare Law

• Strong Sense of Purpose Key Driver of Business Investment

• Record Freight Drives Record Rates: March DAT Freight Index

• The Conference Board LEI for the U.K. Increased in February

April 14, 2014

• David Young Appointed by Philpott to Run its New Columbus Office

• Annual Rush of Georgia Companies Shareholder Meetings About to Begin

• Manitoba on Georgia's Mind After Trade Visit

• No Cellphone, No Problem at Tradition-Rich Masters

• Georgia Officials Have Limited Options to Save Rural Hospitals

• Governor Deal Signs Third Leg of Criminal Justice Reform

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