News

August 21, 2012

• Deadline for SBA Disaster Loans in Georgia is September 17

• Augusta National Golf Club Admits First Female Members

• 2012 Housing Recovery Continues: July Sales, Prices Higher than 2011

• Americans' Financial Security Rises, But Remains in Negative Territory

• Aetna Agrees to Buy Coventry Health Care for $5.6 Billion in Cash

• Private Equity Deal Market Loses Some Steam, but Continues to Reward Size and Quality

August 20, 2012

• SOWEGA Music and Arts Festival Georgia Throwdown Announces Acts With More to Come

• Georgia Automotive Industry Supplier Creating 220 Jobs

• Sewon America to Expand Georgia Facility

• Georgia Power Launches Consumer Site on Solar Energy

• Economy Showing Early Signs of Sustainable Strength following weak Second Quarter

• Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increases in July

• Higher Education Employment Continues To Outpace U.S. Jobs In Second Quarter

• Mortgage Rates Move Higher For Third Consecutive Week

• Report: 37,400 Clean Energy Jobs Announced In Q2, But PTC Threat Already Slowing Wind Industry

August 17, 2012

• Georgia’s Jobless Rate Jumps to 9.3 Percent in July

• New Georgia Power Initiative Gives Customers One-Stop Source for Solar Information

• How Long Should Your Savings Last? The Next Big Challenge for Babyboomers

• Gold's Performance Reflects Continued Challenging Economic Climate

• Fixed Mortgage Rates Move Higher For Third Consecutive Week

• Federal Home Loan Bank Of New York Declares A 4.50% Dividend For The Second Quarter Of 2012

• Macroeconomic Uncertainty Catches up with Technology Sector

August 16, 2012

• Restaurant Inspections: Country Inn & Suites, Wendy's

• Worst of Global Slowdown Occurring Now, According to BNY Mellon's Hoey

• 2013 U.S. Salary Increase Forecasts Holding Up - Despite Mixed Economic Outlook

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