News

February 18, 2015

• Aflac Launches New Critical Care Protection Plan

• Hallmark Will Shut Down Printing Unit in Columbus

• Georgia Taking Leadership Role in Developing Solar Power

• Genuine Parts Co. Annual Profit Up 4% to $711 Million

• National Credit Default Rate Acceleration Continues in January 2015

• Large Vs. Small Companies: Who's Winning Out When it Comes to Remote Work?

• Softer Home Sales Start the New Year

• Decline in Oil Prices Expected to Boost Overall Economy, Lift GDP by 3.0%

February 17, 2015

• Boy Scouts Celebrate Capital Campaign Progress

• Savannah Chamber to Hold Military Update with Former Secretary of the Navy Feb. 19th

• Expanding Engineering Firm Becomes Hussey Gay Bell Once Again

• Bethesda Academy’s 2nd Annual Scholarship Gala Set for May 15th

• Cliff Dales Recognized as a Colliers International Top Producer

• Savannah State University to Host 64th Southern Regional Press Institute

• Transportation Survey Finds Georgians Solidly Support Funding Reform

• More Than Half of Georgia’s Foreclosures are Now Being Done Digitally

• Georgia-Based Huddle House Serves Up Strong Growth in 2014

• The Peach State Visits Motor City

• Governor Deal Appoints Eight to State Boards

• Automakers Pinched by West Coast Port Delays

• Nuclear Plants Delayed in China, Watched Closely by US Firms

• Raising Tobacco Taxes Could Net $585 Million

• Free Checking Still Widespread at Credit Unions

• Ad Agencies Project Growth in 2015, According to Survey

• Half of Mobile Internet Users Have Used a Mobile Device to Make a Major Purchase

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