July 2025 News
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Pinnacle Financial Partners & Columbus-based Synovus to Merge in $8.6B Deal
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Pilgrim’s to Build New Prepared Foods Facility, Creating 630 New Jobs in Walker County
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Norfolk Southern and Union Pacific Discussing Possible Merger
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Georgia DOT Honored for Land Donation to Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park
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Study: How Georgia Ranks in Middle-Class Family Tax Burden Analysis
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2024 Georgia Quality Cotton Award Winners Announced
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Hiring Confidence Wavers as US Employers Reassess Growth Plans for 2025
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Mortgage Rate and Home Price Growth Forecasts Revised Lower
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The Confidence Gap: Americans Think They Are Better at Spotting AI Than They Are
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Colony Bank to Acquire Thomasville's TC Federal Bank
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State Lawmakers Study Student Absenteeism, Lingering Problem Since Pandemic
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GaDOE Report: Literacy Coaches are Making an Impact
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TCSG, USG Sign First Articulation Agreement Since Passage of Top State for Talent Act
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How a First-time Entrepreneur Creates a Multimillion-dollar Business
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Delta Uses AI to Set Airfares. Some Senators are Worried.
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Georgia Power Names Tyler Cook CFO & Treasurer
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Paul Azinger honored with PGA TOUR’s Payne Stewart Award presented by Southern Company
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Healthcare Execs Driving Growth Through New Services and M&A
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Nearly Two-Thirds of Finance Leaders Adopt More Cautious Cash Management Practices Amid Economic Turbulence
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Summer Travel 2025: Where Every Generation is Headed - and How Much They're Spending
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Dr. Diantha Ellis Named ABAC AVP of Policy & Compliance
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Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Confirms a Cane-sugar Version of its Trademark Cola is Coming to the US
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Fed's Bostic: Recent Data Show Price Pressures May Be Building
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Georgia Chamber Highlights Pro-Growth Policy Wins in One Big Beautiful Bill
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Georgia Crowned #5 for Small Business in 2025—But Its 26th-Ranked Loan Approval Gap is Choking Entrepreneurs
Georgia just ranked among the top states for small business success in 2025. But, there’s a catch. Clarify Capital’s exclusive study reveals that Georgia now ranks #5 overall in the nation for small business climate, driven by high entrepreneurial momentum and big funding checks for those who get approved.