News

June 25, 2014

• CNBC Ranks Georgia No. 1 State in U.S. for Business

• Georgia Hosts the Seventh Regional Leaders Summit

• Kryder Points to Renewed Banker Confidence, Strong Year for GBA

• AT&T Sustainability Initiatives Reach Communities Across Georgia

• Delta's Main International Gateways Offer Automated Passport Control Program

• Cliff Oxford: Hard & Fast Lessons From California Chrome

• Lt. Governor Cagle Presents Excellence in Innovation Award

• Leading Vehicle Processor will Create 30 Jobs in Glynn County

• NSBA Survey: No Party Owns Small-Business Vote

• Vast Majority of Americans Favor Flexible Workplace Policies

• How Audience Size Affects Word of Mouth

June 24, 2014

• Mixon Promoted to Commercial Lead at Sea Island Bank

• Former Medient CEO Asks Judge To Dissolve Medient

• Small Business Council SMART Luncheon on July 1st

• Armstrong Professor Awarded $50,000 NSF Grant to Study Historic Southern Plantations

• Shaw to Create 70 Jobs, Invest $17M in Georgia

• TSYS CEO Phil Tomlinson Announces Retirement

• Georgia Ports Authority Elects Walters as Chairman

• Six Flags to Build Multiple Theme Parks in China

• SunTrust Launches Specialty Group for Physician & Medical Practice Financial Planning

• Aflac Releases New Aflac Plus Rider for Accident, Disability, Hospital Plans

• Georgia Looking to Build More Charging Stations for Electric Cars

• Georgia Gas Prices Freeze Over the Weekend

• Report: Successful Women Business Owners are the Happiest Entrepreneurs

• President's Ratings Stay the Same, While Congress's Ratings Inch Up

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