News

March 17, 2011

• Georgia Power to Shutter Two Coal Burners

• Sunday Alcohol Sales Bill Earns Passage in Senate

• Georgia Power Announces Plans to Decertify Two Coal Generating Units

• Conference Board announces LEI increases again

• Average hourly "real" earnings fall in February

• S&P/Experian Credit Default indices show drop in first mortgage defaults

• Mobile workforce value and associated costs remain high despite economy

• Harris Poll finds no evidence of increase in reported spending and saving behavior

• Commerce Secretary highlights record growth in international travel to US

• Producer Price Index surges in February

• Consumer Price Index Increases .5%

• Commerce Department Taps Chicago Business Leader to be its Liaison to the Private Sector

March 16, 2011

• Top 9 Smartphone Etiquette Blunders

• U.S. Chamber's BCLC Activates Emergency Aid Protocols to Support Japan's Recovery

• Construction Job Losses Top 57,000 Since '07

• ATC Drafting Students Visit Logistics Education Center for Class Project

• HOPE is a Done Deal

• Coca-Cola Gives Japan $7.3M For Quake Relief

• CT-Based Ovation Benefits Acquires Georgia's Benefits Planning Concepts, Inc.

March 15, 2011

• Weekly Economic Highlights

• Verge is Surging with New Customers

• Georgia Senate Antes up on Immigration Reform

• No Delays Expected in New Georgia Nuclear Power Plant

• ATC Students Win DECA Awards at February Conference in Atlanta

• Albany & Dougherty County Business Licenses - March 11

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