News

October 23, 2014

• Robins Regional Chamber Names Bragg New President & CEO

• Ameris Bancorp Reports Operating Net Income of $12 Million for 3Q 2014

• Flint Energies CEO Proposes Government Regulations Challenging to Members’ Electric Bills

• Macon Arts Alliance Celebrates 30 Years of Supporting the Arts in Central Georgia

• CDC: Travelers from Ebola-Ravaged Countries will be Monitored for 21 Days

• Georgia Chamber Draws a Line in Sand Over ‘Religious Liberty’ Bills

• SunTrust Mortgage Inducted into Mortgage Bankers Association Hall of Honor Program

• UPS Raising 2015 Rates

• Is Georgia Medical Access Law Too Weak?

• ARC Finds Best Times to Purchase Plane Tickets

• Why Do Good Employees Quit?

• Survey: One-Third of Americans Have Had Their Identity Stolen

October 22, 2014

• Navicent Health Resident Wins Trauma Research Competition

• Governor Appoints Mercer Nursing Professor to Georgia Ebola Response Team

• Macon-Bibb Commissioners Send Pension, Insurance Changes Back to Committee

• Acuity Brands to Create 700 Jobs in Georgia

• Georgia Power Named 2014 Investor-Owned Utility of the Year

• Brunswick-Based Titan Fasteners Acquired by St. Louis Group

• University of Georgia- An Economic Engine for the State

• Badcock to Locate New Distribution Center to LaGrange, Employ 100

• Nuclear Science Week Returns to Georgia and Plant Vogtle

• Novelis Opens First China Manufacturing Facility

• FICO Survey: Wealth Gap Poses Growing Risk to Financial System

• Home Equity Loans Increase More than 21%

• Survey: CFOs Express Most Positive Outlook, Clearest Signs of Momentum for Several Years

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