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September 16, 2014

• U.S. Ranks 3rd Worst for Int'l Tax Competitiveness Among Developed Nations

• Entrepreneurs Provide Pulse Check on the Global Economy

• US Average Down Payment Rises Slightly in Q2 2014 as Housing Market Improves

• Americans Agree on Success Factors

• Fast-Casual Restaurants Claim Greater Share Among Limited-Service Chains

September 15, 2014

• Minority Contractors Participate in JE Dunn/Rives E. Worrell Co. Business Development Program

• Savannah’s USCIS EB-5 Regional Center and MHG at China’s Largest Trade Show for Investment & Trade

• The Savannah Children's' Choir Announces Exciting Staff News

• 2nd Annual Revival Fest Set for Sept. 20 at Georgia State Railroad Museum

• Cinema for a Cause Charity Event Date Announced

• 41st Annual ‘A Day for Southern’ Breaks Record to Raise More Than $2.2M

• Governor Appoints 17 to State Boards

• Georgia Health Centers Get Funding to Expand Care

• Georgia Power marks National Drive Electric Week

• Hudgens: September Is National Preparedness Month

• Job Creation, Investment Up in Key Industries Across State

• Cliff Oxford: Here’s How to Keep Competitors from Poaching Your Employees

• Atlanta Ranked a Top Moving Destination This Summer

• National Survey Unveils Successes, Failures in Local Marketing

• Fall Travel Trends Revealed

• Survey: 80% of Smartphone Users Interested in Health Care Alerts

September 12, 2014

• Savannah CEO 100 Event Success, America’s Second Harvest Recognized

• Michael Smith on Succession Planning Strategies

• Leadership Training for Managers by Dale Carnegie Training of Georgia

• JE Dunn/Rives E. Worrell Co. Wins Award for St. John the Baptist Project

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