News

May 26, 2011

• Bureau of Labor Statistics Releases Occupational Pay Comparisons Among Metro Areas

• Economic Recovery is Stronger in States Where People are More Optimistic Says University of Miami Study

• LendingTree Weekly Mortgage Rate Pulse Reports Average Rates Edge Up

• SEC Adopts Rules to Establish Whistleblower Program

May 25, 2011

• CertusBank Assumes Deposits and Purchases Assets of Two Georgia Banks

• Chrysler Completes Refinancing and Repays U.S. and Canadian Government Loans in Full

• The Commodity Futures Trading Commission Sue Firms Over Oil Price Manipulation

• McAfee and Carnegie Mellon Report Finds Serious Disconnect Between Businesses and Mobile Users

• SB Authority Index: Small Business Economy Showing Modest Growth

• Commercial Real Estate Markets Stabilizing, Demand Growing

May 24, 2011

• Dunn's Business Services Drawn as Star Business of the Week by the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce

• Georgia Historical Society Hosts Statewide Tourism Workshops

• State Offers Trade Opportunities In Canada For Georgia Companies During June Conference

• Flowers Foods Announces New $500 Million Credit Facility

• 63% of Americans are Cutting Back Due to Rising Gas Prices

• New Report Forecasts Strong U.S. Travel and Tourism Growth During Next Five Years

• What are the Biggest Risks to the Global Economy Today?

May 23, 2011

• Albany Cinnabon Location Named Franchise Partner of the Year

• Albany & Dougherty County Business Licenses - May 23

• Deal Announces Five Georgia Work Ready Communities

• Time for Companies to Stop Accumulating Cash and Start Using It to Create Shareholder Value

• U.S. Small Business Administration Names Wells Fargo 2011 Large Lender of the Year

• New Bank Credit Card Originations Rise More Than 28 Percent From 2010

• Fannie Mae Economic Outlook: Sustained Improvement in Housing Remains Elusive

• New Forecast to 2022 Shows Freight Economy Expansion

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