News

April 18, 2011

• Georgia Consumers Slightly More Optimistic

• More firms report upturn in sales, profits and hiring new NABE survey shows

• Builder Confidence Slips Back a Notch in April

• Citigroup report Q1 net income down $1.2 billion Y-O-Y

April 17, 2011

• CPI increase 0.5% in March

• Employees real earnings dropped 0.6% in February

• US Chamber President visits Japan to show support

• ATA Economist declares economic recovery in trucking industry

April 15, 2011

• Albany Technical College Foundation to “Roast” Michael Thurmond on Friday

• Do You Have A Winning Business?

• Swipe Fee Revenue Rises With Gas Prices

• Long-Term Joblessness High in Georgia

• Lawmakers Hand Out Tax Breaks to Some Businesses

• PPI rises 0.7% in March, down from Feburary but still climbing

• Google announces revenue up 27% in Q1

• JP Morgan Chase reports strong Q1 earnings

• Survey shows U.S. consumers less likely to consider purchasing Japanese or Korean Autos

• Realtors applaud bill to speed lender response to short sales

• U.S. Chamber's Global IP Center announces new Executive Vice President

• Cassidy Turley reports surging demand, tightening vacancy in the industrial sector

• Big Lots Announces Organizational Changes to Support Future Growth

April 14, 2011

• Federal Reserve issues actions related mortgage loan servicing and foreclosure processing

• U.S. Chamber testimony calls on President, Congress to move forward on clean energy

• Foriegn trade deficit down in February

• Survey reveals increased costs will effect entire retail supply chain upwards of 10 percent

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