News

October 10, 2012

• Chamber Business to Business Trade Show Sold Out; Features Largest, Most Diverse Trade Show Yet

• Georgia Received $897M in SBA Loans in Fiscal 2012, 2nd Most Across U.S.

• Tax Foundation: Georgia 34th for Taxes on Businesses

• Growing Impact of High Financial Stakes in College Sports Highlighted at Knight Commission Meeting

• FICO: U.S. Bankers Say Small Business Lending on the Rise

• Consumer Spending Down in September

• Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declined in September

• GM Opens New IT Center in Detroit, Expects to Hire 1500

October 09, 2012

• Citizens Community Bank President Tim Jones Elected As Area Chairman of Georgia Community Bankers Association

• Georgia Ports Marks Strong Gain in Last Two Months

• Longtime Oxford Industries CEO J. Hicks Lanier Retiring After 35 Years

• Gasoline Prices Continue to Fall Across Georgia

• Governor Deal Appoints 19 to Georgia Boards

• Lower Economic Confidence Clouds Deal-making Outlook

• The Crucial Relationship Between Homeownership Rates and Household Income

• U.S. Corporations Aim to Tackle IT Challenges with Cloud Computing

• Export-Import Bank Earns Over $803M for Taxpayers During Fiscal Year as Trade Booms

October 08, 2012

• Construction Begins on Health Sciences and Business Administration Building

• South Georgia Man Trains Sales Reps through New Book

• Customer Management Outsourcer Alorica to Add 600 Georgia Jobs by December

• Novelis Honored with Georgia Governor's International Award

• Wells Fargo Economists Release Study on Who is Better for Economy - Obama or Romney?

• 62% of Consumers Planning to Spend the Same or More this Holiday Season Compared to 2011

• Job Outlook for Q4 2012 Mirroring Pre-Recession, CareerBuilder Study Finds

• Restaurant Industry Remains Bright Spot in Nation's Uneven Job Recovery

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