News

August 29, 2012

• SGMC Outpatient Center Closes Due To Patient Tower Progress

• FDIC: Banks Earning More, Noncurrent Loans Dropping

• CEOs have Mixed Sentiment on Current Economic Stability and Job Growth, but have Long-Term Optimism

• Most Private Companies Don't Update Staff on Financial Performance

• The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index Declines in August

• 58,000 Completed Foreclosures Reported in July

• New Report Shows Total State Budget Debt Exceeds $4 Trillion

• Current Retail Credit Card Accounts Stand At A 31-Month High

• Despite Near-term Economic Uncertainty, US Lodging Recovery Remains Intact

August 28, 2012

• Blanton & Griffin Insurance Named Leading Business By the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Climb as Isaac Approaches

• Morris Brown College Files for Bankruptcy Protection

• Hedge Fund Index Up in July

• U.S: 78% of Gulf Oil Production Shut Down by Storm

• Latest CCMR Study Shows Further Decline In U.S. Capital Market Competitiveness

• Social Media: 47% of Small Business "Like" Facebook

• American Workers Waste Months' Worth of Grocery Costs Due to Poor Benefits Choices

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for Europe Unchanged in July

August 27, 2012

• VSU Faculty, Staff, Students Encouraged to go Casual for a Cause

• China Trade Deficit Costs U.S. 2.7M Jobs, 87,300 in Georgia

• Synovus Family Asset Management Named To Bloomberg List of “Top 50 Family Offices”

• UPS to Take $896M Charge for Pension Deal

• Consumers Seeking Bankruptcy Advice Reaches All-Time High

• Equifax Reports Significant Improvement in Delinquency Rates Across Multiple Consumer Lending Sectors

• Global Economic Optimism Hits Low among U.S. and Europe CFOs as Uncertainty Looms

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