News

October 18, 2016

• Synovus Financial Profit Climbs 15% In Q3

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue to Decline

• First Class of Vogtle 3 & 4 Nuclear Operators Pass NRC Licensing Exam

• Governor Deal Names New Georgia Emergency Services Director

• Charlie Harper: To Amend Or Not To Amend

• Polls Open for Early Voting in Georgia

• 7.5M Prize Still Unclaimed in GA Lottery

• Aflac Goes Pink with Gifts that Give Back to Breast Cancer Research

• DOT Bans All Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Smartphone Devices from Air Transportation in the US

• Consumers' Holiday Spending Estimate Matches Recent Years

• SCORE: Women Own 11.3M American Businesses

• FERF & EY Research Shows Noteworthy Progress to Improving Corporate Disclosures

October 17, 2016

• Delta's New Uniforms to be Lands' End Quality

• The Robby Group Admits Chris Baudler as a New Partner in The Firm’s Consulting Practice

• Brasfield & Gorrie Observes Diversity and Inclusion Week 2016

• Encompass Digital Media Appoints Barrie Woolston as COO

• Job Creators Network Hosts Bring Small Businesses Back Event in Roswell on Oct. 19th

• Georgia Power Names Meredith Lackey General Counsel

• APS Superintendent Meria J. Carstarphen Surprises Three Finalists for 2016-2017 Districtwide Teacher of the Year

• USPTO Staff to Lead Panel Discussion at Georgia State’s 10th Annual Corporate IP Institute

• National Manufacturing Day Connects Future Generations to Opportunity

• Sunbelt Ag Expo Scheduled for Oct. 18-20

• Georgia Power Restores Power to More than 99% of Customers Impacted by Hurricane Matthew Ahead of Schedule

• Senator David Perdue in USA Today: 'I Say We Are Doing Our Job'

• Judges Extend Voter-Registration in Georgia

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