News

March 29, 2016

• Outlook: Fears Of a U.S. Recession are Overblown

March 28, 2016

• Area Government Leaders Speak at Chamber State of Community Luncheon

• Masters Housing Sees Increase in Renters, Pricing

• Boost from 'Shark Tank' Keeps Macon Duo Riding High

• Georgia Gets its Own Central Intelligence Agency

• $250,000 Worth of Comics Stolen from Georgia Store

• Gulfstream Competing for U.S. Air Force Special-missions Contract

• Georgia Gas Prices Look to Rise Past $2 Average This Week

• Georgia Governor Under Pressure From Hollywood, Businesses to Veto 'Anti-LGBT' Bill

• Delta Customers Among Fatalities in Brussels

• Marriott Creates 150 Georgia, S.C. Jobs with 'Made in USA' Towels

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the Europe Declined in February

• Credit Spreads in Bond Markets Suggest Recession is Upon Us

March 25, 2016

• Georgia Legislature Adjourns; Some Bills Left Behind

• Crews Clearing Debris for $100M Savannah Harbor Expansion Project

• Progress Continues at Vogtle Nuclear Expansion

• CATMEDIA CEO Catherine Downey Named 2016 Georgia Small Business Person of the Year

• Congressman Austin Scott Introduces Legislation to Rein in the “Obama Phone” Program

• Saving is a Top Priority for Millennials, but Two-thirds Say Impulse Spending is a Major Barrier

• Employee Leverage Increases As Labor Market Strengthens

• Amid Rapid-Fire Workplace Change, Pulse Surveys Emerge

March 24, 2016

• SunTrust: Significant Shift in Small and Mid-market Business Growth Strategies

• Aaron's Breaks Guinness World Records Title for Largest Human Mattress Dominoes

• TAG Smart Energy Presents: Advancing Sustainability in Sport Facilities

• Georgia Tech Project Provides Cubans Faster Access To Internet

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