News

April 13, 2015

• Georgia Gas Prices Up From Last Week

• Governor Deal Appoints 12 to Boards

• Georgia Department of Banking & Finance Issues Cease & Desist to Yale Mortgage Funding

• Georgia, Florida Among Top 10 in Ranking of Economic Momentum

• Spring Surge Begins for Truckload Freight and Rates

• How Conferencing Vendors are Remaining Relevant Amid Market Pressure 2015

• Funded Status of U.S. Pension Plans Falls in Q1

• Exports Are Last Viable Outlet for U.S. Crude Oil Oversupply

• 75% of All Shoppers Are Now Using Mobile In-Store With 25% Actually Making A Purchase

• Small Businesses Must Export East to Maintain U.S. Leadership

• AAA: Record-Setting Cruise Travel on the Horizon

April 10, 2015

• TAG Discusses Georgia’s Technology Industry at TechFest 2015 in Savannah

• GDOL to Help Ambassador Personnel Hire Manufacturing Workers in Savannah

• Former Savannah Electric CEO Speaks to Community Leaders About Leadership

• Enmark Stations Announces Full-Service Fridays to Benefit LLS

• Wet Willie’s Celebrates 25 Years with Series of Nonprofit Fundraisers in 2015

• Savannah Women’s Half Marathon Raises More Than $43,000 for Leukemia & Lymphoma Society

• Cost of Care Study: At Home Care Costs Increase in Georgia

• Huddle House Accelerates Growth in First Quarter of 2015

• Krystal Launches New Ad Campaign, Slogan: 'Krystal. Stupid Good.'

• Autotrader Editors Name Top Cars for Golf Lovers

• A Peachy Tale of Augusta National’s Ice Cream Sandwich Cookies

• More Than Half of Americans Are Not Investing in the Stock Market

• U.S. Employee Engagement Dips in March

• Americans' Consumer Spending Rises in March to Average $86

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