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April 25, 2017

• GaDOE & GPEE to Co-host Solutions Summit on May 5th

• Amid Geopolitical Uncertainty, US Executives See Positive Deal Environment and Economic Upturn, EY Survey Finds

• Survey Shows "Made in America" Resonates with Small Business Shoppers

• Differences Emerge in CEOs' Route to the Top

• Existing-Home Sales Jumped 4.4% in March

April 24, 2017

• Savannah Rotary Club Uses Annual Musical Fundraiser Event to Support Mayor DeLoach’s Summer 500 Student Internship Program

• From the Dumpster to the Big Screen: Savannah Welcomes First Prop House

• Savannah May Double Parking Meter Rates in Historic District

• A Helping Hand: Coastal Empire Habitat for Humanity Continues Outreach in Savannah

• Ameris Bancorp Announces 20% Increase in Operating Results For First Quarter 2017

• Islands YMCA Fun Club Receives Recognition from Bright From the Start

• Local Company Honors Autism Awareness by Hosting Networking Event April 26th

• GDOL to Help Georgia Regional Hospital Recruit in Savannah April 26th

• Moonlight & Miracles Announced for October 6th

• SunTrust Banks Q1 Profit Rises, Says 2017 Is Off To A Good Start

• International Trade Helps Share the Flavor of Georgia Worldwide

• SBA’s Top Contracting Official to Keynote at the GMSDC Business Opportunity Exchange

• Georgia Gas Prices Declining from 7-Month Highs

• Commissioner Tim Echols Appointed as Vice-chair of Nuclear Waste Disposal Committee of National Utility Regulators Association

• Georgia DOT Unveils Schedule for Major Mobility Investment Program

• UGA Study: In Negotiations, Two Jerks Are Better Than One

• US High School Students' Entrepreneurial Ambition at New Low

• March Construction Starts Climb 5%

• Americans Still Favor Real Estate for Long-Term Investment

• Zillow: Down Payment Holding Back Renters from Buying a Home

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