News

September 17, 2012

• Cities Continue to Cut Jobs and Infrastructure in Face of Recession's Impacts

• State of SMB Security: BYOD and Security Violations on the Rise

• Trucking Costs for Business Continuing To Rise

September 14, 2012

• Mediacom to Carry Live VSU Football Game at Cowboy Stadium

• SunTrust Launches SunTrust Mobile Deposit

• Chambliss Honored as Guardian of Small Business by NFIB

• Fram Renewable Fuels Building Plant in Hazlehurst

• Governor Deal Bestows Honor on Aflac Japan Chairman Charles Lake

• Federal Reserve Decides to Trigger Third Easing to Help Economy

• National Survey Finds Graduates are 'Academically Prepared, But Not Marketplace Ready'

• New Study: Startup Job Creation Collapses

• Family Businesses prove resilient with 60% reporting revenue growth of at least 5% in the prior year

• Americans' Outlook on Housing Continues to Inch Forward Despite Dip in Overall Economic Confidence

September 13, 2012

• Valdosta Delegation Meets with Congressman Jack Kingston

• VSU Announces Plan to Help More Students Earn a Degree

• Ethicon, Inc. Expanding Georgia Facility, Investing $185M

• UPS CEO: Leadership Needed on Fiscal Debt, Global Trade

• Apple Introduces iPhone 5

• NSBA Report: Small Business Confidence Drops

• First Data: Consumer Spending Swells in August

• Stakes for Patent Infringement Remain High as Litigation Continues to Grow

• Nearly One-Third Of Lawyers Plan To Hire In Fourth Quarter

• Poor Health Costs U.S. Economy $576 Billion According to the Integrated Benefits Institute

• Frost & Sullivan: Shale Gas Will Reshape World Energy Markets

September 12, 2012

• Sew and So Fabrics Named Leading Business By the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber

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