Business News

Continued positive news bolstered investor expectations that U.S. fuel demand is on the rise.

Lots of folks had the opportunity to check out the Olympics on television, but Christina Ernst, President of VIP Travel, VIP Alpine Tours of Cleveland was there in person for a portion of the event.

The State Public Service Commission will hold a hearing in Gainesville Monday night on Atmos Energy's proposal to raise natural gas rates.

The Gwinnett Center/Arena and Coolray Field were recognized as co-winners of the Atlanta Business Chronicle's "Deals of the Decade" on Thursday, March 4th.

For a second year, volunteers from the Timberland Outlet Store at the North Georgia Premium Outlets have taken the time to give back to the community by beautifying War Hill Park.

The unemployment rate held at 9.7 percent in February as employers shed fewer jobs than expected, evidence that the job market may be slowly healing.

Gov. Sonny Perdue on Thursday assailed state legislators for pushing deep cuts he said could dismantle the state's world-class university system.

An eight-state Head Start Association honored Terrie L. Cantrell of Ninth District Opportunity (NDO) with its prestigious annual Achievement Award.

New claims for jobless benefits fell last week in a sign that layoffs may be easing as the economy slowly recovers.

The Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for both the Small Business of the Year and the Family Business of the Year.