News

November 20, 2015

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased Sharply in October

• National Poll: Americans Consider Unfair Trade Practices that Kill U.S. Jobs Bigger Threat than Cyber Hacking

• How Many Turkey Dinners Does it Take to Pay Rent?

• Perception Gap Between Homeowner and Appraiser Valuation Narrows Slightly

• Corporate Insight Study Finds Digital Advice Here to Stay in Latest Review of Key Fintech Business Models

November 19, 2015

• Secretary Kemp Heightens Elections Oversight with Increased Presence in Savannah

• Local Business Woman Expands McDonald’s Franchise to Sandfly Area

• City Manager Proposes Public Safety Enhancements in 2016 Budget

• Savannah Based Salacia Salts Launches Signature Candle Collection

• Bouhan Falligant Associate Recognized with Award

• Tytan Pictures Promotes Jessica Thomas to Associate Creative Director

• EnviroVac Receives OSHA Star 5-Year Re-Certification: Designation Puts Industrial Cleaner in Top 1% of Companies Globally

• STC Drafting Student Designs Exterior Sign Erected at Three Campuses

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 5.7% in October

• The UPS Store Aims to Make the Holidays a Little Easier

• SunTrust: More People Feel Pressure to Over-Spend During Holidays

• Georgia-Built Vehicles Awarded International Car & SUV of Year

• Delta Announces Intention to Acquire Additional Shares of Grupo Aeromexico

• Southern Company Subsidiary Becomes First Investment-Grade U.S. Utility to Offer Green Bonds

• Two Georgia Credit Union Videos Each Win $10,000 for Children's Hospitals

• Online Shopping Destroys Customer Engagement

• Americans Again Cite Cost and Access as Top Health Issues

• AARP Survey Finds Buyers Vulnerable to Holiday Scams

• 56% of Americans Stop Buying from Brands They Believe are Unethical

• Venture Capital Confidence Survey: Immigration Reform, Emerging Technology Top of Mind for US Investors

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