News

May 29, 2012

• Survey: Juggling Work and Personal Demands Is Greatest Workplace Stressor

• Credit Card Balances down 28% with New Credit on the Rise

• Non-Home Finance Write-Offs at Lowest Level in Six Years

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the Euro Area Decreased in April

May 25, 2012

• Metro Albany’s Jobless Rate Declines to 9.5% in April

• Carol Fullerton Announces Bid for Re-Election to the Georgia House of Representatives

• Governor Leading Trade Mission to Turkey

• Flowers Foods Q1 Profit Rises 8%

• Majority Of U.S. Employed Adults Don't Receive 'Summer Friday' Employment Benefit

• Despite Home Value Gains, Underwater Homeowners Owe $1.2 Trillion More than Homes' Worth

• Restaurants to Add 450,000 Jobs as Summer Approaches

• May New Car Sales Expected to Be Highest Since 2007

May 24, 2012

• Restaurant Inspections: Casa Tapatia, Sonic

• Mohawk Industries to Add 500 Jobs at Georgia Plant

• SunTrust Named SBA ‘Export Lender of the Year’

• GSU: Georgia Economy Battling Global Problems

• HP to Eliminate 27,000 Jobs in Cost-Cutting Move

• Retail Growth Ahead For Service Sector, Secondary Housing Markets, and Manufacturing/Infrastructure Hubs

• Small Businesses Reporting Increases in Hiring and Sales

• Hedge Fund Index Down 0.04% in April

May 23, 2012

• The Parlor Boutique Drawn as Star Business of the Week by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

• L2Networks Files Complaint With FCC Against Albany Water Gas & Light

• Rivals Southwest, Delta Strike Plane Deal

• Finance and Accounting Employee Confidence Index Reaches 4-Year High

• Truck Tonnage Fell 1.1% in April

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