News

August 08, 2013

• Study: Cutting Income Tax Would Hurt Georgians

• Many Small Businesses Paying Higher Tax Rates than Large Corporations

• Obama Plugs Deeper Georgia, South Carolina, Florida Harbors on Jay Leno

• Blue Cross of Georgia Targets Uninsured Hispanics

• Georgia-Based Graphic Packaging Announces Common Stock Offering

• Dodge Construction Index Steadies in July

• Nearly Two-Thirds of CEOs Do Not Receive Outside Leadership Advice - But Nearly All Want It

• Weak Employee Engagement Efforts Affect Six out of Ten Large Firms

• Hedging Could Help Returns of U.S. Investors during Bull Run for U.S. Dollar

• Home Remodeling More Popular Than Ever as New Home Prices Rise

August 07, 2013

• Savannah Water Park to Open Next Spring

• Berkley Southeast Insurance Opens Corporate Headquarters in Georgia

• Delta Greenhouse Gas Emissions Down 18.4% Since 2005

• Justice Department, SEC Accuse Bank of America of $850M in Mortgage Fraud

• Defense Department Reducing Unpaid Furlough Days

• June Home Prices Rise by 11.9% Year Over Year

• Finding Capable Employees Is Greatest Management Hurdle for Small Businesses

• More Than 200,000 Flood Damaged Cars Back On U.S. Roads

• Survey: Bank Websites Fail to Deliver Despite Business Owner's Hunger for Financial Information

• NSBA Survey Shows Small-Business Economic Outlook Improving

• New Report Shows Nonprofits Increase Voter Turnout

August 06, 2013

• Georgia’s Home Closing Costs 12th Highest in Nation

• MetLife & SunTrust Enter Three-Year Commercial Real Estate Agreement Up to $5 Billion

• Forty Percent of SMBs Now Accept Payments with Mobile Credit Card Readers

• Conference Board Employment Trends Index Continued to Increase in July

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