December 2014 News

December 26, 2014

• Attorney General Sam Olens Appoints New Solicitor General, Counsel for Legal Policy

December 19, 2014

• Xenos Hospitality Introduces Technology Education Series for Small Business

• David Perdue Starts Senate Career as No. 96 of 100

• How Court Rules on ACA Will Affect Many Georgians

• Caterpillar Sees Cuba Relations as an Opportunity

• Atlanta Among First Cities with AT&T's New High-Speed Internet Service for Businesses

• UPS Buying Polish Health Care Logistics Company

• Atlanta Braves Enter Agreement to Purchase Genuine Parts Co. Site

• Census Bureau: State and Local Government Spending Grows Faster Than Revenue

• Home Sales Cool Off in November

• November Construction Jumps 13%

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index LEI for the U.S. Increased Again

• Report: U.S. Investors Favor Renting Over Flipping

December 18, 2014

• Flint Energies Joins Deal to Deploy Large Utility-Scale Solar Power System in Taylor County

• Cox Enterprises Removes Nearly Five Tons of Materials From Rivers, Shorelines in 2014

• These 3 Self-Inflicting Wounds Made Atlanta Falcons a Fast Growth Failure

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Drops Significantly to 7.2% in November

• Southern Company Subsidiary to Expand Solar Development in Georgia

• Kia Supplier Glovis to Expand

• UPS Hiring for 2014 Holiday Season

• TAG Seeks the 2015 Top 40/Top 10 Innovative Companies in Georgia

• BusinessFirst Insurance Co. Now Offering Workers' Comp Insurance Coverage in Georgia

• Small Businesses Drop Coverage as Health Law Offers Alternatives

• Equifax Reports Improvement in Balance and Write-Off Performances Headed into 2015

• Report: Development Subsidies Fuel Economic Inequality by Enriching Billionaires and Low-Wage Employers