News

March 20, 2013

• UPS Buys Out VN Post Express Venture

• Boyd Property Preservation Adding Over New 300 Jobs Across Georgia

• Aremac Heat Treating Expanding Facilities in Georgia

• America's Infrastructure GPA Inches Up to a D+ on National Report Card

• March Madness to Cost $134 Million in Productivity

• Truck Tonnage Index Edged Higher In February

• Workers Likely to See Little Change in Wage Gains, WTI Says

• Survey: Tech Malfunctions Negatively Impact Small Businesses More Than Absent Employees

• National Credit Default Rates Decreased in February 2013

March 19, 2013

• Lula B. Davis Realty Drawn as Star Business of the Week by the Albany Chamber of Commerce

• Cumulus Media Suffers Loss For 2012

• Gas Prices Continue Fall Across Georgia

• Verizon Wireless Continued High-speed Expansion Across Georgia In 2012

• Tax Foundation: Georgia Still 34th for Taxes on Businesses

• Southern Company CEO: Customer-Focused Energy Investments Backed by Sound Policy Critical to Economic Recovery

• Postmaster General Says Technology is Making Mail More Powerful

• Experts Predict Annual Home Value Growth To Exceed Pre-Bubble Rates Over Next Five Years

• Physician Turnover Hits New High as Housing and Stock Markets Continue Recovery

• Survey: Majority of Americans Confident About Choosing Health Coverage, Pharmacy Choice Most Important

March 18, 2013

• Georgia Banks Improving Amid Fewer Failures

• New Falcons Stadium Good for Georgians

• Tech Businesses Have $113 Billion Economic Impact in Georgia

• Report: GA, FL, and SC Ratepayers To Foot Bill for Plant Vogtle Overruns

• Survey: One in Five Executives Says March Madness Activities Boost Workplace Morale

• SBA Announces Support for Small Business Debt Refinance

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