News

August 09, 2011

• More Than 33 Million Americans Use Their Mobile Phone for Shopping-Related Activities

• Mortgage Rates Reach Record Lows As Stock Market Losses Mount

• Corporate Treasurers See Higher Pay Raises than CFO's

• Traders Cautious as UK Economy Misses Growth Target

• The Conference Board Employment Trends Index Declines

• Fannie Mae Releases July Consumer Indicators

August 08, 2011

• Atlanta Shows Strong Support for Local Startups and Growing Businesses

• Insurance Execs See Pricing Pressures, Regulatory Reform Driving M&A Activities

• Worker Confidence Index Stagnant

• Slowing Economy and Sparse Job Creation Temper Real Estate Executives' Forecast on Market Conditions

• U.S. Long-Term Rating Lowered To 'AA+' Due To Political Risks, Rising Debt Burden; Outlook Negative

• U.S. Office Market Recovery Modest, Uneven

• Foreclosure Starts Increased in June

August 05, 2011

• Southeast Mortgage Continues Georgia Expansion

• Governor of Georgia Announces Manufacturer to Create 500 New Jobs

• GM Net Income Increases 89 percent to $2.5 Billion

• U.S. CEO Confidence Drops

• 60% of Workers Who Were Laid Off in the Last Year Found New Jobs

• New Customers Form Their First Impression From Online Reviews Before Visiting Local Businesses

• Small Business Scorecard Shows Hiring Down in 18 of top 35 Metropolitan Statistical Areas

• Lower Corporate Debt, More Available Cash Boost Prospects for U.S. M&A Activity

• Consumer Confidence Slides for Second Straight Month

• Mortgage Rates Hit Record Lows Amid Signs of Weakening Economy

August 04, 2011

• Restaurant Inspections: Chic-Fil-A, Austin's BBQ

• Pellicano Elected President of Georgia's Top Commercial Contractor Association

Older Newer