News

March 16, 2015

• UGA Law School to Present Symposium on Financial Regulation

• New Commerce Report Explores High Paying, Fast Growing Data Jobs

• Confidence in U.S. Housing Market on the Rise, Especially Among Renters

• New Report Projects When Women in Each U.S. State Will Achieve Equal Pay

March 13, 2015

• 9 Memorial Health Physician Practices Receive PCMH Recognition

• Dr. Shelley Appointed Interim Dean of Mercer School of Medicine Savannah Campus

• Former Southern Company Executive Anthony James to Present on Leadership

• St. Patrick’s Day Shuttles to Run to and From Richmond Hill

• Roger Smith of Senior Citizens Named President of Savannah Council on World Affairs

• Georgia Power Earns Top Customer Experience Ratings for Utilities

• Regions Bank Emerges Stronger From the Financial Crisis

• Georgia House Expands Tax Credit for Historic Renovations

• The DAVIS Companies Relocates Southeast Hub to Accommodate Growth

• Kia Contributes $75K to the HACU to Fund Scholarships

• The Hanover To Launch Its Platinum Experience In Georgia

• Pollo Tropical Continues Georgia Expansion in 2015

• Benefits of Lifetime Charitable Gifts Can Outweigh Bequests

• Most Tax Refunds Will Go Towards Debt, Savings

• Survey: Many Satisfied Employees Will Look for a New Job in 2015

March 12, 2015

• Metro Savannah’s Unemployment Rate Rises to 6.4%

• Speros Announces Website Development Division Expansion

• Georgia Southern University MBA to Hold MBA Info Session

• Savannah’s Trade Center to Reevaluate Water Ferries

• Armstrong Students, Faculty & Staff Give Back to the Community

• Forecaster Says Georgia Economy is Set to Gain in 2015

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