News

October 16, 2013

• Technology CEOs Should Consider Nine Disruptive Forces that are Impacting Businesses

• Consumers in Cautionary Holding Pattern as Fiscal Policy Debate Unfolds

October 15, 2013

• Georgia Ports Now #1 For Auto Imports in U.S.

• Synovus Celebrates 125 Years of Serving Customers & Communities

• Mortgage Settlements to Reduce SunTrust Q3 Earnings by $179M

• Hankook Chooses Tennessee Over Georgia for First U.S. Plant

• Novelis Completes $400M Expansion of Korean Plant

• Georgia Gas Prices Continue Climb Back Up

• Full Impact of Sequester Yet to be Felt, BPC Study Finds

• Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.K. Increased in August

• DAT North American Freight Index Tracks Change in Q3 Seasonal Patterns

• FICO Data Shows the U.S. Credit Card Fraud Incident Rate Rose 17% Over Two Years

• Big Data, Bright Ideas Enable Workforce Planning on a National Scale

October 11, 2013

• Savannah, Columbus Most Vulnerable to Federal Spending Cuts

• 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

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