News

May 14, 2012

• Healthcare Jobs Continue to Grow Despite Minimal Change in Unemployment Numbers

• Commercial Real Estate Market Conditions Up From Last Year, Coming Months Uncertain However

• Data Shows US Investors Not Saving Enough for Retirement

• American Airlines Ready to Study Sale Among Options in Bankruptcy

• Tourism Continues to be One of the Strongest Industries in the World

May 11, 2012

• U.S. Exports in March Hit Record High of $186.8 Billion

• OPEC Oil Production Climbs to 31.71 Million Barrels Per Day in April

• With Consumers Less Predictable, Retailers Look to New Technologies to Make Stores Important Again

• Forecast Optimistic For Upcoming Summer Travel

• Funded Status of U.S. Pensions Declines to 76.3% in April

• Studies of Film Tax Credits Show Economic Benefits for States

May 10, 2012

• Southern Company Named Outstanding Employer

• Businessweek Names Emory & Georgia Tech Among Top Undergrad Business Schools

May 09, 2012

• Georgia Gets ‘A’ for Small Biz Friendliness, South Georgia Best in State

• Georgia Tax Revenue Up 11% in April

• MetLife to Buy Reynolds Plantation

• Consumer Spending Slowed in April

• $44.3 Billion in Q1 U.S. Retail E-Commerce Spending, Up 17% vs. Year Ago

• U.S. Workers Feel Secure in Jobs, Optimistic Towards Future Prospects

• Consumers Crave Simplicity Not Engagement, New Report Shows

• Only 7% of Large Companies Are Customer-Centric, According to New Research

• 79% of Refinancing Homeowners Maintain or Reduce Mortgage Debt in First Quarter

• More U.S. and Canadian Office Markets Ride Wave of High-Tech Hiring

May 08, 2012

• Heritage Financial Group to Present at Upcoming Gulf South Bank Conference

• Vega Biofuels Updates Progress on Cordele Facility

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