News

February 14, 2018

• 79% of U.S. Consumers Expect Tech Savviness from Their Home Service Providers

• Owner Perception of Home Value Dips after Seven Months of Improvement

• TripAdvisor Announces Experiences, Tours, And Activities Trend Report For 2018

• Fourth Quarter Home Prices Up 5.3%; Nearly Two-Thirds of Markets at All-Time High

• Milliman Analysis: Corporate Pensions' $61B Funded Status Gain in January May Cushion Early February Market Slide

February 13, 2018

• CSU Cost-Savings Efforts Show Significant Savings

• Former Cottonmouths Player Now in Olympics

• Can’t Get to Your Columbus Restaurant? ‘Waitr’ Will Deliver Food to Your Home or Office

• Georgia Gas Savings Launches Georgia Natural Gas Mobile Shopping Apps

• Governor Encouraged by Port Funding in President’s Budget

• Speaker Ralston Attends the President Trump’s Infrastructure Announcement at The White House

• LG Cagle Leads Georgia to Major Victory Over Federal Regulations: Apprenticeship Program Set to Grow

• Georgia Gas Prices Are Falling Again

• AT&T Named the Nation’s Best Network for Streaming Video

• UGA Report: Peach Farmers Optimistic about 2018 Crop

• Attorney General Carr and Partners Kick Off Fourth Annual “We’re Not Gonna Take It” Contest

• Supply Executives with an Opinion See Tax Reform as a Step in the Right Direction

• Senior Living Community Selection Driven by Convenient Location; Satisfaction Driven by Quality Staff, J.D. Power Finds

• Redfin Survey: Just 6% of Homebuyers Would Cancel Plans to Buy if Mortgage Rates Surpassed 5%

February 12, 2018

• The CSO’s Going Baroque February 13th

• January State Tax Revenues up 16.7%

• Georgia Power Praises Move by U.S. Congress to Extend Production Tax Credits for Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• Georgia CPAs Unite at State Capitol for 7th Annual CPA Day

• Corvaglia Group to Invest in Coweta County with U.S. Expansion

• What Employers Need to Know: Harassment in the Workplace February 13th

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