News

October 21, 2015

• A Remedy for Rural Hospitals: Treating Patients Away from the ER

• Governor Nathan Deal Proclaims Salvation Army Week in Georgia

• Southern Company Announces Executive Management Change

• Arby's Guests Devour 29M Sliders In Debut Month

• Study: Despite States' Pro-Small Business Rhetoric, Big Businesses Get Dominant Share of Economic Development Dollars

• New Poll Shows Public Supports Federal Infrastructure Investment

• Consumer Credit Default Rates Decrease in September

• E-Commerce and New Delivery Paradigms Shaping Future of Global Logistics

October 20, 2015

• Novelis Appoints Steve Pohl Interim Chief Financial Officer

• Terminus Raises $1.8M to Expand Leadership Position in B2B Account-Based Marketing

• Wencor Group Relocating Corporate Headquarters to Peachtree City

• Genuine Parts Reports Profit, Revenue Decline

• APS Superintendent Meria J. Carstarphen Surprises Three Finalists for 2015-2016 Districtwide Teacher of Year

• Atlanta Commercial Board of REALTORS Releases Q3 Industrial Market Statistics

• Cox Enterprises Signs American Business Act on Climate Pledge

• Synovus Announces Q3 Earnings, $300M Stock Repurchase Program, & 20% Increase in Stock Dividend

• Sunbelt Ag Expo Opens Today in Moultrie

• 2015 Georgia National Fair Breaks 500,000 & Sets New Record

• Prominent John Deere Retailer to Locate Headquarters in Thomas County

• Global Cruise Industry Contributes $666M to Georgia Economy

• Georgia-Pacific Professional Unveils New Innovations Under New GP PRO Brand Name

• Georgia Gas Prices Starting to Drop

• Governor Appoints 10 to State Boards

• New Construction Starts in September Slip 5%

• The Economist Releases 2015 Full-Time MBA Rankings

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