News

March 21, 2012

• Starbucks To Open Georgia Manufacturing Facility, Creating 140 Jobs

• Hiring & Retaining Talent Remains Priority Number 1 for CEO's, Study Says

• Study: 30 Companies Contribute $41M to 524 Members of Congress, Receive $10.6B in Tax Rebates

• Just Half of Americans Confident Economic Recovery to Continue

• Survey Shows Many Marketers Are Behind in Use of Data, Targeting and Measurement

• Average Hotel Room Rates Rose 5% in 2011 in North America

March 20, 2012

• Georgia Power Reducing Reliance on Coal

• Hartsfield-Jackson Passenger Traffic Up 7.3%

• CEO Pay Up +7% In 2011 Among Early Filers

• Report: Companies Missing Opportunities to See Green With Sustainability Efforts

• U.S. Economy Pushing Forward; In Better Position to Handle Pain of Rising Energy Costs

• Consumer Credit Default Rates Decreased in February 2012

• Study Reveals Striking Differences in Strategy and Challenges Among CEOs in Emerging and Mature Economies

March 19, 2012

• Thrush Aircraft Drawn as Star Business of the Week by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

• Mediacom Announces Significant Customer Service Enhancements

• Georgia Gas Prices Now $3.72 on Average

• AT&T Announces Quarter-Billion-Dollar Expansion of Education Commitment Through Aspire

• Survey of Financial Executives Shows U.S. Recovery Back on Track

• Apple Plans Dividend and Share Repurchase Program

• M&A Resurgence for Consumer Markets Companies in the Next 2-3 Years

• Consumer Spending Index Continues to Fall Under Housing Market Pressure

• Uncertainty Brings Heightened Risk Awareness in New Era

March 18, 2012

• Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler to Speak at Industry Luncheon April 2nd in Albany

• NationaLease President Gene Scoggins Retires 37 Years After Starting Work in Albany

• Logistics Solution Provider CHEP USA Bringing 173 Jobs, US HQ to Georgia

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