News

June 19, 2013

• New Study Finds Volunteering Increases Likelihood of Finding a Job

• Wage Growth to Continue Recent Pace, WTI Shows

• Housing Stabilizing with Continued Growth

• Small Businesses in the Dark about Potential Impact of a Data Breach

June 18, 2013

• ATC Partners with AIC Wireless to Provide Customized Training for Electronics Technology Students

• Paula Deen Museum Coming to Albany

• United Way Preparing for 2013 Campaign

• Governor Deal Appoints 19 Georgians to State Boards

• Bank of America Lied To Home Owners, Former Workers Allege

• Company Culture And Reputation Important In Attracting Potential Employees

• Deloitte Consumer Spending Index Moves Upward in May

• U.S. Manufacturers Face More Severe Problems In Finding Qualified Production Workers

• Stay-at-Home Dads: Continually Uncommon But Almost Always Exceptional

• DAT North American Freight Index Rises Seasonally in May

June 17, 2013

• Albany Moe's Dedicating to a Decade of Delicious

• Georgia Insurance Commissioner Reviewing ObamaCare Rates

• Commentary: Marriage and Taxes

• Women-Owned Business Thriving, But Still Facing Relevant Obstacles

• Asians Fastest-Growing Race or Ethnic Group in 2012, Census Bureau Reports

• E-Commerce Grows Faster in Europe than the U.S.

• Pent-up Demand For Healthcare Threatens To Increase Premiums

• Survey: Executives Lack Confidence in M&A Financial Forecasts

• New Edmunds Report Sheds New Light on Car Shopping Trends and Behaviors

• Customer Service Statistics 2013: Consumers Prefer Small Business' Service But Aren't Always Willing to Pay for It

June 14, 2013

• Albany 'Hiring our Heroes' Highlights Challenges for Vets Looking for Work

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