News

September 05, 2014

• Sustainativity's Mattress Dash at Savannah's Forsyth Farmers' Market Sept. 6th

• American Textile to Create More Than 100 Jobs in Tifton

• Aflac: 2 in 5 American Workers Spend Less than 15 Minutes on Benefits Selection

• The Medicaid Pay Raise: Doctors Finally Got it, But Soon May Loose It

• Atlanta 10th in “Snobbiest Cities” List

• News Media Losing Role as Gatekeepers to New ‘Social Mediators’ on Twitter, Study Finds

• Funded Status of U.S. Corporate Pensions Falls to 90.1% in August

• U.S. Executives Remain Optimistic On Emerging Market Expansion

• Majorities of Americans See Home Ownership, Gold and Jewelry as Safe Investments

• One in Four Americans Have More Medical Debt than Emergency Savings

• Washington, DC, Ranks Highest for Women's Employment and Earnings

September 04, 2014

• Savannah Harley-Davidson Breaks Ground

• UGA Small Business Development Center Presents the SBDC GrowSmart Series

• West Broad Street YMCA Holds Groundbreaking on Garden Shade House

• Georgia Tech-Savannah Celebrates Super OSHA Week with Safety Courses

• Some Savannah Businesses Speak Out Against Proposed Changes in Alcohol Ordinance

• Armstrong to Host First-Ever Farmer’s Market on September 9th

• SCAD Graphic Design Program Ranked 15th Nationally

• U.S. Employee Confidence Levels Ease Slightly in August

• Kia Motors America Announces Record August Sales

• Porsche Reports August Sales Up 36.5% Over 2013

• Tesla Denies Georgia Dealers’ Claims That it Broke Rules

• UGA Workshop Explores Ways Local Governments Can Help Cut Flood Insurance Costs

• Central Freight Acquires Assets of Georgia Carrier

• Sports Betting Now Tops One Trillion US Dollars

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