News

July 14, 2011

• Uptick in Business Travel Aids Hospitality Industry Growth

• Bumpy Roads Ahead for Investors as Uncertainty Remains High in 3Q 2011

July 13, 2011

• Suniva Expands Georgia Solar Plant

• Toyo Tire North America to Expand in Georgia

• Bank of America, Chase Bank Gain Share Among Affluent Households

• U.S. Small Businesses to Spend $32B on Mobility Solutions in 2011; 81% Adopting Mobility Solutions

• No Course Correction for Business Travel Spend Despite Economic Headwinds

• CEO's Foresee Stagnating Pace of Economic Growth

• Consumer Reports Index: Consumers Cautious With Stagnant Job Market

• U.S. Venture Fund-Raising Shines for Some, European Funds Still Struggle

• Consumer Price Index for May 2011 Increases

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.K. Increased Again in May

• Repealing Tax Deductions on U.S. Energy Companies Exacerbates Federal Deficit, Increases U.S. Debt

• Retailers Pump Tech Investment to Fuel Growth, Customer Analytics, Yet Turnaround Not Seen Soon

• Americans Re-Set Retirement Expectations

July 12, 2011

• GA-Based Service Foods Named Top Small Business of the South

• Georgia Governor Declares Technology A Focus for State

• Action on Permits Could Create 180,000 Jobs

• Majority of Employees Have Changed Driving and Spending Habits in Light of Rising Gas Prices

• Fifty-nine Percent of Consumers Use Daily Deal Websites for Holiday or Special Occasion Gifts

• US Entrepreneurship Climate Favorable, Bankruptcies Prevail

• Private Equity Fund-Raising Continues Slow Climb in the U.S. and Europe

• ITG Releases June 2011 US Trading Volumes

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Improves Slightly

July 11, 2011

• OmniPoint Ranked #1 Fastest Growing Small Mid-Market Company in Georgia

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