News

April 03, 2014

• Online Labor Demand Falls 292,100 in March

• Demand for Office Space Remains Steady in Most Metros

• Cloud Computing Not Utilized by Majority of Small Business Owners

• Funded Status of U.S. Corporate Pensions Falls to 92.1%

April 02, 2014

• Wildside Running Inspires & Outfits Local Runners

• New Medical Director of Women’s Health Services at Phoebe Named

• City Leader Says Vacant Downtown Albany Buildings May See New 'Tax'

• SunTrust: Loans for Home Improvement Projects on the Rise

• Southern Company Earns Top EEI Customer Service Award

• Exxon to Wal-Mart Flying G650 Turn Jet Into Status Symbol

• Porsche Records Best Q1 in the U.S.

• Whirlpool Pledges $5 Million to Habitat for Humanity

• Sharecare Names America's Healthiest Cities

• Modest Growth Trend Continues in Small Business Economy

• New-Car Transaction Prices up Nearly 1.5% in March

• Nearly Half of Consumers Don't Have Enough Savings to Live on for More Than a Month

• Survey: Families are More Willing to Relocate for the Woman's Job

• Insurance Job Market Still Strong, but HR Departments Struggling

April 01, 2014

• Regional Cancer Coalitions of GA Applaud Board of Regents Adoption of Tobacco-Free Campus Policy

• Ground Broken for New $1B Georgia BioScience Training Center

• Which Big Georgia Companies Added the Most Workers in 2013?

• Southern Company Recognized for Leadership in Nuclear Industry

• Feds May Pull Funding Over Georgia Food Stamp Problems

• Meetings Scheduled in Georgia to Explain New Farm Bill

• eVerifile Selected for the 2013 Georgia Excellence Award

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