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Douglass P. Selby will be the new head of public finance at Hunton & Williams, and John ONeill will lead the public-private partnership practice group.
April 8 -
WellStar Health System expanded its hospital network to 11 from five after Fridays closing on the acquisition of five hospitals from for-profit Tenet Health, and a merger with nonprofit West Georgia Health, but its ratings suffered.
April 1 -
The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority could pursue a portion of its $8 billion expansion plan under terms of a bill Georgia legislators passed shortly before adjourning.
March 28 - Georgia
Georgia saw state revenues jump a whopping 24.9% in February, although state officials said Internal Revenue Service security breaches helped skew the results by delaying refunds.
March 14 - Georgia
Improvement in Atlantas fiscal health led Moody's Investors Service to upgrade the citys general obligation debt to Aa1 from Aa2.
February 29 - Kentucky
In the Southeast, pent-up need for capital and low interest rates translated into a five-year high for bond issuance in 2015.
February 24 -
Georgia's recently enacted supplemental state budget dedicates $750 million to transportation projects.
February 22 -
Georgia Gov. Nathan Deals 5% budget increase for fiscal 2017 allots more funds for transportation and $850 million in bonds for capital projects.
January 14 -
Georgia State University teamed up with Atlanta-based Carter & Associates LLC to negotiate the purchase of Turner Field for a multi-use redevelopment project including a football stadium.
December 30 -
Standard & Poor's dropped Georgia's Oconee Regional Medical Center further into junk territory citing default as a "virtual certainty."
December 23