News

September 24, 2013

• Majority of Workers Don't Have What They Need to Make Informed Health Coverage Decisions

September 23, 2013

• Georgia Department of Economic Development Board Names New Commissioner

• AT&T Completes Acquisition Of Alltel, Will Bring 4G Service To More Georgians In Rural Areas

• Georgia Power Progressing on Vogtle Project

• BlackBerry Slashes Workforce, Reports Massive Q2 Loss

• Report Examines Correlation of GDP & the U.S. Housing Market

• Growth of Women-Owned Businesses Outpaces National Average

• Houston Is America's Strongest Economic Machine

• August Construction Rises 2%

• Employees Overwhelmingly Prefer to be Paid Electronically

• U.S. Wine Consumption Continues to Gain Strength

September 20, 2013

• Job Readiness Kickoff Set for Sept. 20 in Augusta

• Home Depot Sending 20,000 Part-Timers to Health Exchanges

• Georgia’s Unemployment Rate Declines to 8.7% in August

• Researchers Get $19 Million Tobacco Grant, the Largest in Georgia State History

• New Poll: Georgians Believe Medical Malpractice Suits Increase Healthcare Costs

• Second Annual Report, PPI Highlights Companies Investing in American Recovery

• Healthcare Cost Growth Rates Stabilize

• Mortgage Originations Increase by 10% from a Year Ago

• Slow Wage Growth Likely to Continue Until 2014, WTI Signals

• Study Shows Corporate Uncertain Tax Positions Increased Despite Inadequate Disclosures to the IRS

September 19, 2013

• What the Hilton IPO Means for Skeptical Business Travelers

• Home Selling Season Closes Strong

• Defunding Obamacare to be House's Condition for Funding Government

• CEOs Forecast Continued Slow Economic Growth

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