News

February 11, 2016

• Commodities Decreased in January as Fundamental Factors Continued to Drive Returns

• Less Than One-Third of B2B Customers Are Engaged

• Metro Home Prices Accelerate in the Fourth Quarter of 2015

February 10, 2016

• Governor Deal, Senators Isakson & Perdue: Port Funding in Budget Falls Short

• Google Brings Virtual Field Trips to Georgia Students

• Mobile Matters More for High-Tech Online Shoppers, UPS Study Shows

• SunTrust to Donate a Dollar to Operation HOPE for Every New "onUp" Participant

• Equifax: Smarter Lending Drives First Mortgage Originations for Subprime Borrowers

• Coca-Cola Profit Up as Growth of Sprite, Coke Zero Offset Diet Coke Drop

• Commentary: Georgia Needs Direct Care Now

• NORESCO Selected for $28M Energy and Water Infrastructure Project for Georgia Department of Corrections

• Krystal Offering Sweet Treats for Valentine Sweethearts

• B2B Companies Aren't Maximizing Customer Growth

• Survey: Commercial Real Estate Remains Strong, Yet Outlook Dimmed by Global Economic Weakness, Volatility

• Conference Board Employment Trends Index Inched Up in January

February 09, 2016

• January State Tax Revenues up 6.4%

• AT&T: During Super Bowl 50, New Data Record Set

• Charlie Harper: Spite is Behind Motivation to Block Super Bowl

• Georgia-based Rural Sourcing Inc. Joins White House Roundtable Tasked with Bringing Tech Jobs Back to Rural America

• UGA Experts Predict a Better Georgia Economy in 2016, but Slower Job Growth

• Southeast Manufacturing Begins 2016 on an Upswing

• Apple Pay Coming to Chick-fil-A Customers

• Financial Technology is the Focus of Latest Hub Magazine

• Job Growth Below Expectations, But Not Disappointing

• The No-Managers Organizational Approach Doesn't Work

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