News

October 26, 2015

• Atlanta-based Rimidi Presents Initial Findings of Clinical Study

• Georgia Film Academy to Open in Fayetteville in January

• AT&T Q3 Revenue Up, Comments on DirecTV Acquisition

• Savannah Container Traffic Sees Highest-Ever September

• Attorney General Sam Olens Files Suit Against the EPA to Stop the New, Unlawful 111(d) Rule

• Obama Vetoes Defense Bill with $90M for Georgia's Fort Gordon

• Report: More in GA. ‘Underwater’ Than a Year Ago

• Richer States Have More Marriages. Georgia….Not So Much

• Governor Deal Appoints Seven to State Boards

• Fewer Reported Credit Card Theft Victims in 2015 Than 2014

• Most Frequent Travelers Have TSA Pre-Check

• College Savings Foundation Finds that 72% of Children have Accumulated Savings for College

• IT Security Survey: One in Three Companies Lacks Policies for Information Security, Data Encryption and Classification

October 23, 2015

• Mercedes-Benz USA CEO Speaks to Sandy Springs-Perimeter Chamber of Commerce

• Construction on Peachtree Corners' New Town Center to Begin Spring 2016

• State Bank Financial Announces Asset Acquisition from Patriot Capital

• UGA SBDC at Georgia State University Presents Digital Marketing Boot Camp in Alpharetta

• Graphic Packaging Announces Q3 Earnings & G-Box Acquisition

• Mario Cambardella Announced as City of Atlanta's First Urban Agriculture Director

• Variety Playhouse Sale Considered

• GDOT Postpones $123M in December Transportation Projects Due to Federal Funding Delays

• Delta, Expedia Team Up to Make Airline Fees More Transparent

• Georgia Pacific Announces $110M Investment at Alabama Plant

• AAA: Hands-free Technology Poses Hidden Danger for Drivers

• Gov. Rick Scott Wants $250M to Lure Businesses to Florida

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