May 2015 News

May 29, 2015

• Aviation Museum in Warner Robins to Get B-17

• Navicent Health's Healthy Dates for June

• Macon Film Festival Announces Official Selections in Southern Documentary Competition & Central Georgia Showcase

• Flowers Foods Reports $61M Q1 Profit

• Georgia Cyber Academy to Graduate Largest Class in School History

• Corps Top General, GPA's Curtis Foltz Discuss Harbor Expansion Progress

• SunTrust & SurveyMonkey Find Facebook, Amazon & Netflix Continue to Dominate Internet Segments

• Georgia Power Set to Make Push into Hot Georgia Rooftop Solar Market

• Isakson Announces Georgia Student Appointees to U.S. Military Academies for 2015

• UGA Research: Do CEOs Deserve All the Attention They Get?

• Consumers More Likely to Buy Products that are Highly "Gendered" Says University of Miami Study

• 21.3% of U.S. Population Participates in Government Assistance Programs Each Month

• Managers, Employees Disagree on Most Common Workplace Etiquette Breach

• Report: U.S. Out-of-Pocket Healthcare Spending Reaches $416 Billion

• Pending Home Sales Climb in April to Highest Level Since May 2006

• Randstad Sourceright Reveals Key Trends in the New State of Recruiting

• New Construction Starts in April Advance 10 Percent

• Digital Agenda is Driving Closer CFO-CIO Collaboration

• Equifax Q1 Data Shows Borrowers Managing Mortgage Debt Better

• Online Reviews and Reputation Give Lift to Airline Loyalty and Rewards Programs

• Americans More Satisfied With Government Economic Functions

• Report on the State of Small Business in America

• More Than 1 in 3 Americans Have Never Checked Any of Their Credit Reports

• Survey Shows Only 57% of Critical IT Infrastructure Issues are Detected Before Business Impact

• PwC: Private Companies Remain Bullish about Growth Forecasts, Hiring