News

November 08, 2013

• Aaron's, Inc. Directors Raise Dividend by 23.5%

• Post Office Predicts Record Holiday Shipping

• U.S. Q3 GDP Up 2.8%

• Study Reveals Americans Spend $72 Billion on Obligatory Holiday Travel

• Study Finds B2B Growth Constrained by Sales & Marketing Partnership

• Rising Home Prices Cause Borrower Health to Fall Slightly in Q3

• 7 Tactics for Creating More Effective Press Releases

• CFOs, Treasurers Tell Washington: 'Get Back to Work'

November 07, 2013

• Goodwill to Start Back Vehicle Donations in Metro Augusta

• Flowers Foods Q3 Profit Rises

• 654,000 Georgians Eligible for Subsidies, 400,000 policies No Good

• Georgia-Based Axiall Q3 Profit Flat

• Caesarstone to Create 180 Georgia Jobs

• Supplemental Measure of Poverty Remains Unchanged for Nation

• FICO & Equifax Renew Agreement to Provide Credit Scores to U.S. Financial Institutions & Businesses

• Dish to End Blockbuster Retail, DVD By Mail Services

• US Private Companies Raise Revenue Forecasts

• Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in September

• CFOs More Confident in Managing Risk in 2014

November 06, 2013

• Who's Tops on Twitter in Georgia

• Fitch Rates Georgia $173M General Obligations 'AAA'; Outlook Stable

• AT&T Mobility Names New President Of Southeast Region

• Wal-Mart Moves Some Overseas Shoe Production to Georgia

• Southern Company Bolsters Renewable Energy Portfolio

• HealthCare.gov Working Better, but Obama Struggling to Explain 'You Can Keep It' Pledge

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