News

November 19, 2010

• City, WG&L Sued Over MEAG Funds

November 18, 2010

• Top Executive Compensation Rose, But Not Across the Board

• Are You Attracting Facebook Fans or Driving Them Away?

• Recovery Looks Promising, but new Jobs Likely to Lag

• No Sign of South Georgia Foreclosures Slowing

• Pelosi Elected House Minority Leader Despite Bishop's Lack of Support

November 17, 2010

• Phoebe Donates Land to Quail Unlimited To Relocate Its National Headquarters

• Chambliss Votes to Ban Earmarks; Supports Spending Reductions, Balanced Budget

• Georgia Ports Haul new Records in October

• Georgia-Pacific Increases Forest Protection and Expands Sustainable Forestry Practices

• A Citizenry Dependent on Government

November 16, 2010

• October Jobs Report. Is It Real? Will It Last?

• Best Buy Interested in Albany Property

• Credit Card Writedowns Continue Decline in October

• Albany & Dougherty County Business Licenses - November 12

November 15, 2010

• Resources for Small Business Retirement Plans

• Businesses Attracted to Georgia, but Other States Lure More

• Tifton, Vidalia Banks Closed

• Governor Perdue Announces October Revenue Figures

• 2009 Rebound Restores Securities Market to Pre-Crisis Levels

November 12, 2010

• Georgia Foreclosure Rates Still Among Highest

• Families with Kids Eating out a Little more, says Research Group

• Turkey Prices to be 20% Higher this Thanksgiving

• Peach State Turns to GOP

November 11, 2010

• Restaurant Inspections - AJ's, Texastar

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