News

February 05, 2014

• Private-Company CEOs More Optimistic Heading into 2014

• Consumers Given the Go Ahead to Spoil Loved Ones This Holiday

• Home Prices Rise by 11% Year Over Year in December

• Funded Status of U.S. Corporate Pensions Falls to 91.0%

• 2014 Hot Jobs List

• Gas Customers Evolve in How They Shop for Price

February 04, 2014

• Chris Cohilas to Run for County Commission Chair

• Joey Magaddino Joins SB&T as Commercial Banker

• Georgia Power President Talks Economy, Education, Energy

• Global Flooring Company to Expand in Dalton, Creating 200 Jobs

• Georgia Gas Prices Down Over 20 Cents From Year Ago

• Deal Implements Immediate Reforms for Winter Storm Warnings

• Genuine Parts Company Announces Three Acquisitions

• Porsche’s January Sales Hurt by Weather

• "Unemployment Rate Predictor" Works Again for Super Bowl

• Fannie Mae & its Lenders Finance $28.8B in Multifamily Loans in 2013

• Most Americans Continue to Earmark Tax Refunds to Help Pay Off Debts

February 03, 2014

• Sinyard Getting Ready to Go From Leader to Cheerleader

• Bond Funding Vital to Downtown Albany Development

• GME to Sponsor Tour of Anheuser Busch Brewery in Georgia

• AT&T GA Statement Over FCC Decision

• Finalists for Dean of UGA’s Terry College of Business to Visit Campus

• Keystone XL Oil Pipeline Clears Significant Hurdle

• Panama’s $5B Canal Upgrade Jolts U.S. Ports From California to New Jersey

• Survey Finds Consumer Misconceptions on Credit Scores & Reports

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