News

May 19, 2015

• Georgia Average Gas Price Highest Since December

• Georgia Sees Fastest Growth in Number of Women-Owned Firms Since 1997

• Breaking Down Drinking Patterns in Georgia

• Food Tourism is Putting Under-the-Radar Destinations on the Map

• Customer Experience Management is Improving as Leaders Earn Stronger Financial Results

• Americans Slightly More Positive Toward Affordable Care Act

• Companies Only Deliver on Their Brand Promises Half the Time

• 40% Spent Savings from Low Gasoline Prices on Necessities

May 18, 2015

• Construction to Begin on Georgia Power Georgia 3x30 Solar Projects

• Savannah Law School Announces Inaugural Graduation Speaker

• Maritime Graduates Ready to Live Logistics

• Konter Development Company Announces Development of Historic Piece of Property

• Telfair Museums Features Zia Fashion Show to Celebrate Life’s a Beach Photography Exhibit

• West Broad Street YMCA’s 2015 Annual Campaign

• Five Reasons Why Film is Here to Stay in Georgia

• Georgia, 'SEC Primary' Want Southern Stamp on GOP in 2016

• Governor Deal Appoints 28 to Boards

• Confident Delta CEO Predicts Fewer Flight Delays This Summer

• Columbus Mayor Gives an Epic Graduation Speech at Imploding College

• State Officials: Volvo Decision Stings, but Momentum Strong

• Georgia-Pacific Professional, CloudClean Collaborate to Improve Hand Hygiene in the Foodservice

• Executives to Discuss Differentiating Brands in a Sharing Economy

• Economy Trumps Foreign Affairs as Key 2016 Election Issue

• Hedge Fund Index Finished Up 0.02% in April

• The Economist Releases International Rankings of Executive MBA Programmes

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