News

August 24, 2015

• Georgia Gas Prices $1 Cheaper than Year Ago

• Coca-Cola Enterprises Merger Could Slash Tax Bill

• Gallup: Looking for Candidate Proposals on How to Fix the Economy

• Gen X and Baby Boomers Rely on Credit Cards More than Millennials

• Corporate Tax Rates and Economic Growth

• Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined Slightly

• Existing-Home Sales Maintain Solid Growth in July

August 21, 2015

• Coastal Georgia Indicators Coalition Announces Goals for Chatham County

• Parker’s Set to Open Newest Drive-Through Convenience Store in Vidalia

• Upcoming Georgia Tech-Savannah Leadership Workshop to Focus on Fundamentals

• 17th Annual Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival to be Held October 16th-18th; Joe Nichols to Headline

• Albany Technical & Savannah State Sign Articulation Agreement

• The Next Generation Announces the 2015 Happily Ever After Ball

• Effingham Extended Care Facility Earns Top Distinction for Excellence in Quality Care

• Tenth Anniversary of CSU’s Jim Blanchard Leadership Forum Begins Monday

• Jack Kingston to Head Georgia Republican Party Foundation

• Top Five Things to Do in Athens on Football Weekends

• Recent Changes to the Internal Revenue Code Will Impact Individuals and Small Businesses

• Teradata Announces $500 Million Increase in Share Repurchase

• President Carter Says Cancer Has Spread to His Brain

• New Construction Starts in July Hold Steady

• Financial Confidence Hits New Highs as Recovery Felt on Main Street

• 3 in 4 Workers Report Adolescent Behaviors in the Workplace, According to New CareerBuilder Survey

• Attractive Rewards and Benefits Drive Credit Card Selection, Satisfaction and Spend

• Nearly One-Third of Execs Say Colleagues Have Tried to Make Them Look Bad

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