News

January 14, 2016

• Georgia Still a Bankruptcy Leader, Even as Filings Decline

• Vogtle Expansion Project Achieves Major Milestones in 2015

• Publix CEO Announces Retirement Plans

• State of the State: ‘Ocean of Opportunity' Lies Ahead for Georgia

• Job Creators Network Launches Major New Campaign to Bring Small Businesses Back

• Mobile Deposit Scores Home Run with Banks and Credit Unions

• IT Job Growth Decelerates; Engineering Employment Anemic

• The Institute for Healthcare Information Technology Releases Annual IHIT Report

January 13, 2016

• Allegiant Airline Announcse New Flights to Savannah

• Ameris Bank’s Patrick Brodmann Announced as Commercial Banker

• Historic Savannah Foundation Now Accepting Nominations for 2016 HSF Preservation Awards

• Treutlen House Announces $5,000 Gift

• Savannah Executive to Share Insights with Industry Analysts

• Art Rise Savannah Renews Partnership with Savannah Stopover Music Festival for 6th Annual Band Poster Competition

• Georgia Southern University 2016 SOAR Leaders Announced

• Governor Deal Announces $10B Worth of Major Transportation Investments

• Eric Tanenblatt: In New Session, Gold Dome Holds Keys to State’s Future

• Georgia's Zippy Duvall Elected New American Farm Bureau Federation President

• LINDE + WIEMANN to Create 200 New Jobs, will Invest More than $35M in Hart County

• Georgia No. 1 State in America for Racial Progress

• UPS Wins Digital Edge 25 Award for Innovative Consumer Package Delivery Services

• UGA: Despite Growth, Native Advertising is Still Difficult for Consumers to Recognize

• Tough Task: Recruiting Top Leaders From Other Companies

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased in December

• Over One in Five Americans Expect to Die in Debt

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