News

June 26, 2011

• Regions Creates New Wealth Management Group

June 24, 2011

• Metro Albany’s Unemployment Rate Rises to 10 Percent in May

• Deal: Marksmanship Academy Brings 200 Jobs to Southwest Georgia

• Kia Hires 1,000 New Employees

• IRS Increases Mileage Rate to 55.5 Cents per Mile

• The Rate of CEO Dismissals Has Increased, The Conference Board Reports

• Mexico's Manufacturing Continues to Grow

• Interest in Cloud Hosting Boosts Online Tech’s Growth By 39%

• Evolving Business Demands Are Driving Finance Departments to Focus More on Risk and Performance Management

• Jobless Claims Up, Young People Struggle as Job Opportunities Remain Scarce

• Consumer Reports Index Finds Half of Americans Languish While More Affluent Households Flourish

• New CBO Projections Should Spur Action on Fiscal Reform

• New Study Finds Steep Tax Hikes, Spending Cuts Needed to Fulfill Pension Promises

June 23, 2011

• Draffin & Tucker Expands to Atlanta Market

• Restaurant Inspections: MaggieMoo's, Long John Silver

• SOWEGA-AHEC Wins 2011 Technology Innovation Award

• US Clinical Laboratories Announces Market Entry into Georgia with Acquisition of Vidalia Lab Services

• Plant Washington Would Result In Eight Times Higher Than Necessary Electric Bill Hikes For Georgia Consumers

• May Month-End Data Shows a Decrease in Delinquency Rate and Drop in Foreclosure Inventories

• AAA Projects a 2.5 Percent Decrease in Independence Day Travel as Americans Fly More and Drive Less

• Banking Execs See Regulatory Reform Dampening Growth, Driving M&A Activities, Shifting Business Models

• Over One Third of Americans Plan To Work Past Retirement

• The Small Business Authority Index for May 2011 Experiences A Slow Down in Consumer Discretionary Spending

• J.P. Morgan to Pay $153.6 Million to Settle SEC Charges of Misleading Investors

• State Personal Income: First Quarter 2011

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