News

September 22, 2016

• More Than One in Four Companies Increase Hiring in Fourth Quarter

• New Study by Women’s Success Coaching Reveals Key to Gender Gap in C-Suite

• Deloitte Forecast: Retail Holiday Sales to Increase 3.6% to 4%

• John Hancock: More Than Half of Millennials on Track for Retirement

• Few Millennials Are Engaged at Work

September 21, 2016

• Savannah Oil Terminal Responds to State's Gas Needs

• Savannah Entrepreneurs to Discuss Innovation at Georgia Tech-Savannah’s October “Learners & Leaders” Series

• 200 Club Golf Tournament Raises $25,000

• Ameris Bancorp Announces Date Of Third Quarter 2016 Earnings Release And Conference Call

• Alton Lane Brings Bespoke Menswear to Savannah’s Thriving Fashion Scene

• Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire Welcomes New Board Member

• Budget Blinds of the Coastal Empire Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

• ‘PRIDE’ Driver Education Course Offered for Parents and Teens in Chatham County

• Moody's Assigns A1 to Series 2016 Refunding Bds for Project at Armstrong State University; Outlook Stable

• AT&T Unveils Project AirGig

• Chick-fil-A Earns "Excellent" Scores for Positive Emotional Experiences

• Blue Bird Commercial to Feature a Range of Options for Safe, Reliable and Durable Transportation at BusCon 2016

• Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens Joins Coalition of States Challenging New U.S. Department of Labor Overtime Rule

• Marriott-Starwood Merger Receives Final Approval

• William “Billy” Sparks Named New Judicial Appointment Announced by Governor Deal

• Georgia-Pacific and INVISTA Team Up to Launch STAINMASTER Carpet Cleaners

• Absentee Ballots now can be Mailed to Georgia Voters

• Macy’s to Add 83,000 Holiday Workers in 2016

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Jumped 5.7% in August

• RE/MAX: August Sales Up, Prices Rise Steadily

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