News

September 27, 2012

• Georgia Power Files Largest Solar Initiative in State History

• Federal Report: More Fees, Less Choice for Air Travelers

• Deloitte Forecasts 3.5 to 4% Increase in Holiday Sales

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the Europe Increases

• September Forecasts New-Car Sales to Reach 1,140,000

• Expect Several More Years of Recuperative Economic Expansion Says BNY Mellon's Chief Economist

• Survey: Most Small Businesses Think Obama Has Made Economy Worse

September 26, 2012

• Foss Manufacturing Bringing 150 Jobs to Georgia

• ATA Truck Tonnage Index Fell 0.9% in August

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Increases in September

• Credit Card Debt Still Shrinking in Areas Struggling to Recover From Recession

• Government and Business Leaders Meet to Discuss American Competitiveness in China

• Toys R Us to Hire 45,000 for Holidays

• Forget The Unemployment Rate: The Stock Market Is A Much Stronger Predictor of Incumbent Election Outcome

September 25, 2012

• Pac-Van Inc. Acquires Container Connection, Establishes South Georgia Office

• Gas Prices Across Georgia Down This Week

• Gray Television Announces Refinancing Efforts

• Coca-Cola Closes Aujan Deal

• Free Checking Gets Rarer as ATM Fees and Other Checking Account Fees Continue to Rise

• U.S. Q3 Pipeline Slows Yet Recent Activity & Positive Post IPO Returns Indicate Healthy Signs for Fall

• Walmart to Hire 50,000 for Holiday Season

• Obama Launches Trade Complaint Against China

• Mortgage Litigation Index Eases

September 24, 2012

• Upcoming Event to Benefit Megan’s House of Easter Seals Southern Georgia

• Southern Company Recognized With Excellence Award For Greenhouse Gas Reduction Project

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