News

September 14, 2011

• U.S. Employers' Hiring Plans Remain Guarded Through Year-End

• One in Four Lawyers Plans to Hire in Fourth Quarter

• TD Economics: U.S. Economy Stuck in Neutral

• Daily Deal Forecast Up Slightly, Due to More Entrants, Rapid Market Expansion and Growing Consumer Adoption

• Pulse of Commerce Index Remains in Idle - Down 1.4% in August

• Q2 Data Shows Negative Equity at 22.5% Across U.S., Down Slightly

• New Report Shows 610,000 Manufacturing Jobs Have Been Lost in the Midwest

• Global Automotive Industry M&A Activity Shows Significant Increase During First Half of 2011

• Hotel Price Index Shows a 3 Percent Global Price Increase and Gradual Recovery

September 13, 2011

• Medi-Save Pharmacy Drawn as Star Business of the Week by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

• Georgia's Power To Add Solar Energy Plant

• "Key Man" Risk in Hedge Funds Increases as Star Managers Age

• Study: Next Generation of Corporate Leaders Lacks Critical Thinking Skills to Successfully Take the Helm

• Global Biofuels Growth Will Continue Despite Economic and Political Obstacles, Study Says

September 12, 2011

• Georgia August Revenue Numbers Up 9.1%

• Georgia's Charter Financial Announces Acquisition of the First National Bank of Florida

• Frequent Flyer Miles Factor Into Travel Purchases

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.K. Increased in July

• IT Employment Continues to Buck Broader Economic Trends in August

• Commodities Fare Well Amid Turmoil

September 09, 2011

• IntercontinentalExchange Announces New $300M Share Repurchase Authorization

• Deal: Georgia Counties Receive Federal Agricultural Disaster Designation

• Governor Deal Forms Transit Task Force

• In-Flight Wi-Fi Impacting Airline Choices for Travelers

• Combined Net Worth of Social Media Tycoons Near $100 Billion

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