News

January 17, 2017

• Synovus Financial Q4 Earnings Climb 15%

• Donald Trump, Jimmy Carter and The Definition of ‘Populism’

• 1,300 on List to Get Medical Marijuana in Georgia

• GDEcD: 2017 Off to a Strong Start

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Spreading The High Tech Wealth

• Companion Senate and House Bills Would Expand Fort Frederica

• Georgia Bio Announces Phoenix Award Recipient, National Cell Manufacturing Consortium

• Restoration of Atlanta-Brussels Delta Flight to Re-energize Close Belgian-Georgia Ties

• STUDY: 92% of Consumers Visiting a Retailer's Website for the First Time Aren't There to Buy

• President Obama Leaves White House With 58% Favorable Rating

• In US, Personal Satisfaction Back to Pre-Recession Levels

• CompetitorPro Finds December Dealership Performance Metrics Signal Softer Q1 for Vehicle Sales

January 16, 2017

• GEICO Kicks Off the New Year with 100 New Jobs in Macon

• Houston County’s Sheriff Marks 2017 as Longest ‘Actively Serving’ Sheriff in Georgia

• New Fire Station, Park in Proposed Centerville Sales Tax Plan

• Downtown Restaurant in Historic Macon Location Closes Six Months After Opening

• Georgia College Recognized for Online Learning by U.S. News & World Report

• Lt. Governor Cagle and Sen. Mike Dugan Announce “The FAST Act” to Remove Regulatory Burdens on Small Businesses

• Georgia-based Turf Nation Proud to Manufacture Playing Surface for Super Bowl LI

• MLK Day of Service is A Day On, Not Off for Georgia Power

• Heritage Writes First Homeowners Insurance Policy in Georgia

• Reps. Bishop and Scott and Senators Isakson and Perdue Reintroduced Legislation to Create Georgia’s First National Historical Park

• MIT Media Lab's AG Innovator to Speak at 2017 Georgia Technology Summit

• DAT Freight Index: Spot Market Demand Increases for Sixth Straight Month in December

• Randstad US Study Projects Massive Shift to Agile Employment and Staffing Model in the Next Decade

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