News

July 15, 2013

• Undocumented Immigrants Pay $11B Annually In Taxes; Immigration Reform Would Increase State Revenues By $2B

July 12, 2013

• Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia Reaches One Million U.S.-built Vehicles

• Georgia PSC Orders More Commitment to Solar Power

• One Year Into New Law, Reduction Seen in Copper Theft Across State

• Shareholders Approve Office Depot - Office Max Merger, Still Waiting on FTC Approval

• S&P 500 Companies Lag Behind on Environmental and Social Transparency

• North America Ranked as Top Market for M&A Activity

• Clarity Over JOBs Act Could Boost Crowd Funding in Business Sales

• Median Price of Homes Purchased Rose 2.3 Percent to $110,000, 2011 American Housing Survey Finds

• Permanent Hiring Expected to Remain Steady and Temporary Hiring to Grow in the Back Half of 2013

July 11, 2013

• Georgia Chamber Chief Warns of 'Jobs Wars,' Urges Businesses to Help Schools

• Consumer Spending Growth Surged in June

• Aerospace Supplier LMI to Expand Savannah Facility

• Callaway Gardens CEO Pulls Trigger on Cuts, Sees Rebound

• Lowe's Donates $1 Million to Boys & Girls Clubs of America

• SEC Lifts Ban on Hedge-Fund Marketing

• Over 100 Economists Agree: Raise The Minimum Wage To $10.50

• CEO Confidence Rises Again

• The SB Authority Index Shows Slight Growth Within The Small Business Economy in May

July 10, 2013

• Coca-Cola & World Wildlife Fund Expand Environmental Partnership

• Gulf Tourism Depends on a Healthy Gulf

• Small-Business Confidence Sputters Again in June

• U.S. Foreclosure Inventory Down 29% Nationally From a Year Ago

• Conference Board Employment Trends Index Increased Slightly in June

• Motivating Your Sales Force: Do Bonuses or Commissions Work Better?

Older Newer