News

October 11, 2013

• Manufacturer Yachiyo Bringing 200 Jobs to Georgia

• Small Business Owners Buried in Paperwork Seek Relief

• Consumer Spending Index Dips Again in September

• Washington, D.C. Policymakers Want CEO's Ideas on Jobs & Education

• "Showrooming" Continues Increase

• Immigration Bill Creates Millions of Potential Voters

• Few Americans Believe They'll Receive Social Security

• Thanksgiving Airfare Already Up From Last Year

• Small and Big Ticket Indicators Point to Economic Doubts

October 10, 2013

• GDECD Recognized for Excellence in Cross-Border & Regional Collaboration

• Agribulk, Ro/Ro Lead Port of Brunswick to Banner Year

• Jos. A. Bank Offers to Buy Men's Wearhouse for $2.3B

• Conference Board: CEOs Lacking Confidence

• Employee Development Opportunities Top Reason Employees Leave Their Company

• OfficeMax Introduces New Services Center

• FICO Survey: Consumers in US, Canada will Demand More Credit

• One Year after Superstorm Sandy, Many Small Businesses Aren't Prepared for the Next Disaster

• Commodity Market Decreased in September Amid Mixed Fundamentals

• U.S. Life Insurance Activity off -2.5% in September

October 09, 2013

• Georgia Tax Revenue Reaches $1.72B in September, Up 8%

• Georgia #22 in Government Shutdown Impact

• UPS to Expand Natural Gas Footprint

• New Boss Named For Georgia State Health Plan

• New $100 Bill Has Georgia Ties

• Cumulus to Sell $80M in Stock

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