Since 2008, Augusta has appeared in 20 national rankings, receiving high marks for being the "most resilient metro economy." But what do these ratings mean to recruiters?
By Wesley Brown
NEW YORK - Jamie Dimon, the chairman and CEO of the country's biggest bank, faces a key test this week: Shareholders are voting on whether to let him keep both jobs.
By Christina Rexrode
While some recent college graduates are finding jobs, others aren't. The Economic Policy Institute predicts the unemployment rate for this year's college graduates will be at 8.8 percent.
By Jenna Martin
Buy fruits and vegetables when the are in season can help save money. Preserving the foods means you can enjoy them for months to come.
By Carol Gunter
Having a mentor has consistently proven to be a major resource for those who are seeking to advance in their respective professions. If you are looking for a second chance, and you are not employed in the profession, it is crucial that you connect with someone who is not only experienced in the field but is also agreeable to assist you in acquiring the knowledge and expertise to succeed.
By Debbie Walker
The Chick-fil-A on Robert C. Daniel Jr. Parkway reopened Friday after six weeks of renovations.
The Evans location, which opened Thursday, is First Bank of Georgia's seventh local branch.
By Jenna Martin
South Carolina's unemployment rate fell to its lowest rate in five years in April, state officials said Friday, a drop attributed in part to increased hiring in preparation for the summer tourist season.
By Meg Kinnard
Southern Co. CEO Tom Fanning said cost overruns on the construction of two nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle won't make a significant impact on customers' monthly power bills.
By Walter C. Jones
