News

February 16, 2015

• State Government Revenues Exceed Expenditures in 2013, Census Bureau Reports

• Majority of Business Owners Have No Plan to Change Headcount

• Identity Theft Victims Pay Emotional Price

February 13, 2015

• Savannah Technical College Announces $10 Million Campaign

• Georgia Southern Ranks in Most Affordable Online Master’s Degree Programs

• Georgia Tech Learning Series Continues with Lecture on Malware, the Modern Cyber Threat Landscape

• Savannah Music Festival to Receive Grant From the CMA Foundation

• Stevens Hale & Associates Welcomes New Production Manager to Team

• SBAC Welcomes Brady Cannon as Community Development Loan Officer

• Albany P&G Facility to Have One of Nations Largest Biomass Renewable Energy Plants

• Caterpillar Expands in LaGrange, Creates 50 Jobs

• Georgia Business Groups Heap Praise on Transportation Funding Bill

• Synovus Denies Report it's Relocating Headquarters to Atlanta

• AGL Resources Reports Record 2014 Earnings

• Bill Extends Georgia Tax Credit Out of State

• Governor Deal Appoints 22 to State Boards

• Deloitte Consumer Spending Index Hits a 51-Month High

• Census Bureau: Capital Spending by U.S. Businesses Increased 4.5% in 2013

• Home-Price Growth Slightly Accelerates in Fourth Quarter of 2014

February 12, 2015

• Citi Trends Q4, FY14 Sales Outpace Expectations

• Savannah Philharmonic Names Melissa Emery as Interim Director

• 5th Annual Chefs and Chocolates Celebrates Urban Hope

• Aetho Restructures Seed Investment

• Forty-Four Georgia Business Recognized for Entering New International Markets

• Governor Deal Proposes State Takeover of Failing Schools

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