News

March 15, 2012

• 2 in 5 U.S. Adults Saved More in 2011 Than 2010

• Excellence in the Marketplace Hinges More on People Than on Price, Particularly Post-Recession, Study Shows

• Survey Reveals for the Majority of Retailers Less Than 2% of Sales Are Currently From Mobile Devices

• Mortgage Rates Inching Higher

March 14, 2012

• Restaurant Inspections: McDonald's, Bruster's

• More Georgia Employers Plan Hiring

• Regions Announces $900 Million Common Stock Offering

• Management 2012 Hiring Outlook Remains Strong

• More Students Borrowing, Returning To School as Job Market Recovery Remains Muted

• 2011 Commercial Vehicle Registrations Reach 1.25 Million, New Record

• Widening Skills Gap Threatens Employers' Ability to Compete

• New Report Finds U.S. Solar Energy Installations Soared by 109% in 2011

• Global Hotel Recovery In 2011 Signals Growing Market Confidence

March 13, 2012

• Chamber Kicks Off Centennial Tree Project

• HeritageBank of the South Announces Management Promotions

• Georgia Labor Commissioner: Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund in Peril

• SunTrust Fails Fed’s Stress Test

• Hartsfield-Jackson’s International Terminal Opening Set For May 16th

• Pulse of Commerce Index Increased 0.7% in February

• Commodity Markets Higher in February as Macroeconomic Environment Improved

• Job Insecurity, Debt Keep Retirement Confidence at Historic Lows

• Interest in Health Insurance Exchanges Grows in Both the Individual and Group Health Insurance Markets

• Survey Shows Incremental Improvements in Hiring Intentions Add Up to More Promising U.S. Jobs Outlook

March 12, 2012

• Tift Regional Medical Center Acquiring Memorial Hospital of Adel

• Technology Association of Georgia Names Top 40 Innovative Technology Companies in Georgia

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