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September 23, 2016

• Research Shows Companies Today Overthink and Underact in Preparing for Digital Inevitability

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Declined

• TD Economics: Slow, But Steady Progress

• 500M Yahoo Accounts Hacked in Massive 'State-sponsored' Cyber Attack

• It's All About the Debates Now

September 22, 2016

• Columbus Chamber Inter-City Leadership Trip Highlights Downtown Development on Day One

• GDEcD: Ritz Instrument Transformers to Expand in Hart County, Will Create 50 New Jobs

• Delta Maintains Carbon-neutral Growth for Third Consecutive Year

• Georgia-Pacific Completes $40M Expansion at Gurdon Lumber Facility

• Senator Isakson Introduces Legislation to Increase College Access, Graduation Rates

• UPS to Invest $70M in a New Technology Package Center

• Siemens Donates Advanced Technology to Support Georgia’s THINC College & Career Academy

• More Than One in Four Companies Increase Hiring in Fourth Quarter

• New Study by Women’s Success Coaching Reveals Key to Gender Gap in C-Suite

• Deloitte Forecast: Retail Holiday Sales to Increase 3.6% to 4%

• John Hancock: More Than Half of Millennials on Track for Retirement

• Few Millennials Are Engaged at Work

September 21, 2016

• Southwire Acquires 3rd-Largest U.S. Maker of Building Wire

• GDOL Recruits for Mando America Thursday in LaGrange

• Sept. 29th is Early Registration Deadline for Winter Wonderland Big Expo

• AT&T Unveils Project AirGig

• Chick-fil-A Earns "Excellent" Scores for Positive Emotional Experiences

• Blue Bird Commercial to Feature a Range of Options for Safe, Reliable and Durable Transportation at BusCon 2016

• Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens Joins Coalition of States Challenging New U.S. Department of Labor Overtime Rule

• Marriott-Starwood Merger Receives Final Approval

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