News

November 16, 2012

• Negative Equity Recedes in Third Quarter; Fewer than 30% of Homeowners with Mortgages Now Underwater

• Census Bureau Releases 2011 New Supplemental Poverty Measure Research Findings

• Survey: Majority of Companies Not Holding Holiday Parties

November 15, 2012

• Local Leaders Honored with Centennial Tree Sculpture

• Restaurant Inspections: Austin's, Dairy Queen

• Schools & Universities Across U.S. to Continue Investment in New & Retrofit Green Building at High Levels

• Starbucks Acquires Georgia-Based Teavana for $620M

• Gulfstream Begins Delivering georgia Built G280 Aircraft To Customers

• Freddie Mac: New Home Starts, Sales & Appreciation All Up For November

• Superstorm Sandy's Impact on the National Automotive Market will be Modest at Best

• Santas, Servers, and Salespeople Among the Best Holiday Jobs

• ING U.S. Investment Management CIOs Forecast 8-10% Rise to S&P 500 in 2013

• Randstad Survey: What Women Want from Employers

November 14, 2012

• VSU's Air Force ROTC Grooms Tomorrow's Veterans

• Georgia Regents Approve New Oversight of Building Projects

• Georgia-Based Consolidated Container Buys Madras Packaging

• Home Depot Q3 Profit Up 1.4% to $947M

• Bank of America Teams WIth First Data on Small Business Mobile Pay System

• SunTrust Declares Quarterly Dividend

• NeSmith Named Chair of the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia

• NA Freight Index Reports Market Volume Up 0.8% in October, Due to Rise in Canada

• 29% of Borrowers That Refinance Shorten Mortgage Term During Third Quarter

• Travelers: Keeping Devices Plugged in Top Priority

• Store-Branded Gift Cards Charge Fewer Fees than Those Offered by Banks and Credit Card Companies

November 13, 2012

• Fresh Beginnings Named Leading Business by the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber

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