News

July 28, 2017

• Sen. Isakson Applauds Committee Approval of Comprehensive G.I. Bill Reforms

• Mohawk Industries Reports Record Q2 Results

• Governor Unveils “One Child at a Time”

• Workforce Challenges are a Top Concern for Manufacturers, Report Finds

• You've Got Mail: Email Still Top Choice For Workplace Communication

• Despite Citizens United, 2016 Election Data Show Business Donated Little to Super PACs

• New Vehicle Retail Sales Pace to Decline for Fourth Consecutive Month

July 27, 2017

• Metro Columbus’ Unemployment Rate Rises to 6% in June

• Back 2 School BASH Offers College Registration, Free School Supplies, and Much More

• Countywide Property Tax Reassessment Could Give City Coffers a Big Boost

• David Koontz Steps Down as CEO of St. Francis Hospital

• TSYS Signs Payments Agreement with Monetary LLC

• Gov. Deal and GA Retail Assoc. Weigh in On Walmart Manufacturing Policy Roadmap to Create Jobs

• Augusta Named the South’s “Mid-Market of the Year” for 2017

• UPS Reports 2Q EPS Of $1.58 As Revenue Grows Across All Segments

• AGCO to Buy Planting Equipment Line from Monsanto

• Speaker Ralston Announces Members of the House Study Committee on Utilization and Modernization of the State Capitol and Other Buildings

• Senators Isakson, Perdue Take Action to Protect Legal Options for Consumers

• U.S. Public Pensions Increasing Commitments to Real Assets, Private Equity

• Consumers Find New Vehicles More Appealing Than Ever, J.D. Power Research Shows

• Survey: 1 in 5 Americans Cite "Never Being Able to Retire" As Their Biggest Money Fear

• Glassdoor: Software Jobs Growing Significantly Beyond Silicon Valley, The Tech Industry Over Past Five Years

• Verizon Sweeps J.D. Power 2017 U.S. Business Wireline Satisfaction Study Reinforcing Customer Commitment and Service Delivery Record

July 26, 2017

• TSYS Reports $115M Q2 Profit

• Public Weighs in on Government Center, Many Want ‘Important Icon’ Preserved

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