News

May 08, 2015

• Governor Appoints Commissioner to Newly Created Criminal Justice Agency

• Wal-Mart Builds Supply Chain in Georgia to Meet E-Commerce Demands

• USCIS EB-5 Regional Center Asked to Sit on the Advisory Board of the IIUSA

• Preliminary Economic Impact of Nepal Earthquake May Reach $5 Billion

• Home Buying Pays Off Fast, but Hurdles Remain for Renters

• U.S. Natural Gas Production in April Rose Less than 1% Versus March

• Survey of "Mission-Oriented" Banks Shows Major Benefits for Nation's Most Disadvantaged Communities

• Associations Now Home to Almost 70 Million Americans

May 07, 2015

• EMC Engineering Announces Promotion, New Hire

• TAG Seeks 2015 STEM Education Award Nominees from Savannah

• Rives E. Worrell Co./JE Dunn Supports Habitat for Humanity’s “Women Build” Project

• Savannah Tech Team Wins Awards for 2015 SkillsUSA Georgia Competition

• The Fiduciary Group Joins Focus Financial Partners

• River's End Celebration for Paddle Georgia Participants

• Georgia Power Rolls Out New Statewide EV Fleet

• Deal Signs Bills Regulating Uber and Lyft in Georgia

• Hospital Safety Scores Get a Leapfrog Update

• UPS Becomes Nation's Largest User of Renewable Natural Gas in Shipping Industry

• Bill Signed Legalizing Consumer Fireworks in Georgia

• Wrigley Plant in Flowery Branch Adding 150 Jobs

• Gaming Brings Big Money to Georgia

• Office of Consumer Protection Now Incorporated into the AG Office

• Online Labor Demand Dropped 104,500 in April

• Small Business Optimism at Five-year High Since Great Recession

• Greater Financial Inclusion for the Unbanked is Possible

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