News

November 15, 2011

• SB Survey: Performance and Staffing Levels Stable Despite Diminished Confidence in U.S. Economy

• Consumer Rally in October Bodes Well for Holiday Shopping

• Hospitals and Health Systems Report Moderate Salary Increases

• Hedge Fund Index Up 1.73% in October

• More Than 95 Percent of Refinancing Borrowers Choose Fixed-Rate Mortgages

November 14, 2011

• With Perfection Lawn & Landscaping Drawn as Star Business of the Week by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

• Emerge Albany Celebrates 2011 Successes

• State Bank 3Q Net Income Up of $17.1 Million

• Emory University has $5 Billion Annual Impact on Georgia

• Shop Small Business Saturday, November 26th

• Are Italy's Troubles About to Spill Over to the U.S. and Beyond?

• Economy Sends Mixed Signals to U.S. Entrepreneurs According to Global Entrepreneurship Monitor

November 13, 2011

• Petal Pushers Flower Shoppe Pushes Through a Tough Economy

• Georgia Regents approve Rosalynn Carter Health and Human Sciences Complex at Georgia Southwestern

• Vestar Technologies Opens Headquarters In Georgia, 100 Jobs Created

• Consumer Sentiment Survey Shows Improvement

• Commercial Real Estate Market to See Improvement in Year Ahead

• U.S. Department of Commerce and FedEx Launch New Initiative to Expand Exports

November 10, 2011

• MBM Foodservice to Create 108 Georgia Jobs, Invest $12.6M

• Georgia-Pacific to Sell European Tissue Business for $1.8B

• Georgia Scholarship Tax Credit Program Set to Help Record Number of Children in 2012

• Unemployment Aid Hits 7-Month Low

• Office Rents Increase for 7th Consecutive Quarter

• Global Employee Satisfaction Continues to Lag in 2011

• IT Employment Posts Gains in October

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