News

January 31, 2012

• Hospital Executives Moving Ahead of Expected 2012 Challenges

• 2012 Digital Influence Index Shows Internet as Leading Influence in Consumer Purchasing Choices

• Ethics Concerns at 30-year High for Future Business Leaders

January 30, 2012

• Gas Prices Continue to Rise Across Nation, State

• New Study Shows Third-Party Debt Collection Positively Impacts Georgia's Economy

• Coca-Cola Grades Itself as a B+ in Annual Sustainability Annual

• Survey: Commoditization, Not Lack of Capital, Is Number One Threat

• AT&T Has Record iPhone Sales; But Loss for Quarter on Killed T-Mobile Deal

• U.S. Consumers Paid Down Debt -- On Time -- in 2011

• Advocacy Regulatory Reviews Saved $11.7 Billion for Small Business in 2011

January 29, 2012

• Heritage Financial Group 2011 Net Income More Than Doubles Versus 2010

• Moody Air Force Base Gets New Solar Thermal System

• Newell Rubbermaid Profit Decreases to $125M in 2011

• UPS to Take $827M Charge for Accounting Change

• 2010, 2011 Originations Among Best Quality on Record; Delinquencies Down 25% From Peak

• Pending Home Sales Decline in December, Remain Above a Year Ago

• Advance Estimate of U.S. GDP in 4Q Rose 2.8%

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the Euro Area Increases in December

• Office of Advocacy Releases Small Business Profiles for All 50 States

January 26, 2012

• Metro Valdosta’s Jobless Rate Unchanged at 8.6% in December

• CPA Firm BowenPhillips Joins Regional CPA Firm Carr, Riggs & Ingram

• Wiregrass to Host Gathering of Eagles, a Leadership Symposium

• Briggs & Stratton to Close Tennessee Plant, Shift Workers to Georgia

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increases

• US Manufacturers Expect Moderate Growth in 2012

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