Georgia-lensed feature films and television productions generated an economic impact of $5.1 billion during Fiscal Year 2014. The 158 feature film and television productions that shot in Georgia spent $1.4 billion during that time.
While 2014 may see slightly diminished returns compared to 2013, an active approach toward portfolio management is likely to increase the opportunity for positive returns, the CEO of Invesco Fixed Income said Tuesday.
International markets are “very attractively valued” and may offer better deals for investors in 2014 than domestic offerings, the chief investment officer of the Invesco Global Asset Allocation team said Tuesday.
The U.S. economy is in the early stages of a secular bull market, similar to market conditions of the mid 1940s to 1960s and early 1980s to 2000 that resulted in significant market gains, the chief investment officer for Invesco’s U.S. Growth Equities team said Tuesday.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that KOPLA, a Korean-based automotive manufacturer, will open its first U.S.-based manufacturing facility in West Point, creating 150 jobs and investing $15 million into the project by 2018.
Georgians are moving their money to credit unions to take advantage of lower fees and better interest rates on a range of services, from new and used car loans to savings and checking accounts, according to a new report.