News

October 17, 2014

• Savannah State University to Launch Confucius Institute

• Constant Secure Product Being Released in Savannah Market

• Park Place Outreach Youth Emergency Shelter Partners with Olde Pink House

• Georgia Pacific Expanding Lumber Operations

• Walmart Bringing eCommerce Distribution Center, 400 Jobs to Georgia

• Delta Air Lines Earns $357 Million 3Q Net Profit

• Health Data Thefts a Continuing Problem in Georgia

• Georgia Youth to Business Forum Starts a Conversation About the Changing Workforce

• Survey: Lenders Believe New Regulations Have Had "Significant" Impact on Their Business

• How the UK Reversed its Corporate Inversion Trend

• September Home Sales Higher Than 2013

• Immigration Enforcement Collapses Further in 2014

• U.S. Industrial Manufacturers Forecast Solid Revenue Growth in Year Ahead

• New Survey: 1 in 9 Americans Worked at a Convenience Store

October 16, 2014

• Hyatt Place Savannah Airport Celebrates Official Opening

• TJS Deemer Dana LLP and Skinner, Barndollar & Lane, P.C. Join Forces

• Edibelles Named Small Business of the Year

• Rives E. Worrell Company Promotes Douglas Paasch to Project Manager II

• Memorial Physician Earns Board Certification in Female Pelvic Medicine

• Video: Michael Smith on When to Consider a Will

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 7.9% in September

• Kaiser Permanente Names New Georgia President

• Georgia Lottery Marks Record First Quarter Profits

• Suwanee Receives Google eCity Award for Georgia

• Georgia Grown Magazine Focuses on Economic Impact of Agriculture on the State

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