News

July 20, 2011

• GA-Based Birch Acquires U.S. CLEC Assets of Cordia

• Apple Sells 20M iPhones, 9M iPads In Record-Breaking Third Quarter

• Study Shows Double-Digit Growth of Local Search in Online Portals and Internet Yellow Pages

• Mobile Study Shows Lost Contacts Cited As Biggest Hassle; Majority State Retaining Contact Data Is ‘Priceless’

• 77% of Americans Want Tougher Rules for Wall Street, Support Financial Reform

• Credit Default Indices Show Decreases in Default Rates Across All Loan Types

• Recession Years Spawned More 'Good' Deals than Economic Boom Period

• Shoppers Change Buying Habits in Response to Shrinking Package Sizes, Higher Prices

• Low Customer Satisfaction for Facebook Opens Door for Google+

July 19, 2011

• Delta to Adjust Service to Smaller, Underperforming Markets

• Borders to Shut Down Operations, Close 399 Stores

• Majority of Americans Say Student Loan Debt is Too Much

• Foreign Sales by U.S. Companies Tick-down in 2010; 46.3% of All Sales Were Derived Outside of the States

• Small Business Internet Marketing Survey: Over 40% Crying For Help

• AT&T Named Best Brand for Mobile Workforce Management Solutions

• July 2011 U.S. Economic and Housing Market Outlook

• Hyundai Ousts Honda, Toyota to Take No. 1 Spot for Brand Loyalty

• Back-to-School Shopping Budgets Decrease in 2011 from 2010

• Small Business Wireline Voice Spending to Approach $16 Billion by 2015

• Large Insider Trade Activity Found in Consumer Cyclical and Internet Sectors

July 18, 2011

• Georgia Tries to Grow Paychecks by Luring Employers

• Ameris Bank Announces Acquisition of One Georgia Bank

• Data Protection and Privacy: Primer For A Challenging Issue

• Only 37% Have Purchased Products Associated With Causes in the Past Year

• Largest Financial Services Companies Capitalizing on How the Economy is Affecting Their Customers

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