News

October 27, 2014

• Atlantic City's Future Looking Positive

• Half the World Will Be Online by 2017

• Two in Five Americans Afraid Mobile Banking Will Lead to Identity Theft

October 24, 2014

• Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Hosts Annual Business Summit & Expo

• Georgia Public Service Commission Approves Solar Energy Installations at Three Georgia Military Bases

• Georgia Entrepreneurs Having to Hustle to Raise Venture Capital

• AIA Georgia Announces New Executive Director

• NCR’s Q3 Earnings Plunge

• AT&T Developer Program Opens Registration for 2015 Developer Summit

• Regions Reports an Increase in 3Q Net Income & Total Revenue

• Georgia Natural Gas Recognizes 13 Georgia Nonprofits with Grants

• The Conference Board LEI for the U.S. Increased in September

• Small Business Economy Continues to Grow Modestly

• Child Poverty in the States Still Record High Levels

October 23, 2014

• Metro Atlanta’s Unemployment Rate Falls to 7.3% in September

• Grace & Subdivision Services Merge with Sentry

• TAG Smart Energy Goes Back to the Future in College Park

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

• 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?

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