Some in Congress want to extend unemployment benefits again to help workers who still can’t find jobs. That may help those in our area. New figure show that a few less people are being laid off, but those out of work are having to look longer to find a job.
Those of us who live in Savannah know how special our squares are, but now they’re receiving national attention.
The American Planning Association has named them one of the Top Ten Best public spaces in the country.
They join the ranks of past recipients like Central Park in New York City, and Union Station in Washington D.C.
News Three’s Community Reporter Alice Massimi was there as the honor was bestowed on the city.
Pooler business owners think the announcement of a new plant near Poolere and the 500 jobs it’s bringing will mean positive things for the entire community.
During these tough economic times, how are vacation destinations doing? News 3’s Randi Hempel talks to Tybee Island business to see how the summer season faired for them.
Auto repairs are one of the most common consumer complaints. A Macon man, whose daughter went to a local mechanic, says she wasn’t treated fairly. But we found an entirely different perspective from the owner of the auto repair shop.
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Nov. 20: Rep. Alan Grayson, D-Fla., talks about his amendment which would allow independent audits of the Fed. (Other)
Nov. 20: Korean car maker Kia began production this week at a non-union plant in a struggling Georgia textile town, bringing much-needed jobs to an area where unemployment tops 12 percent. NBC's Thanh Truong reports. (Nightly News)
A look at who will be the winners during increased financial regulation, with Dick Bove, Rochdale Securities analyst. (CNBC)
CNBC's Bill Griffeth looks ahead to next week's top business and financial stories. (CNBC)
CNBC's Bill Griffeth discusses the week's top business and financial stories. (CNBC)
Nov. 19: James Barrood, Executive Director of the Rothman Institute of Entrepreneurial Studies at Fairleigh Dickinson University, and Harleen Kahlon, General Manager of the personal finance division at TheStreet.com provide their secrets to entrepreneurial success. (MSNBC)
Nov. 17: Iwearyourshirt.com's Jason Sadler talks with Msnbc's Melissa France and Contessa Brewer about his T-shirt marketing idea. (Other)
Nov. 22: Next week, find out how one entrepreneur is getting loyal customers to buy into his business. His "comfort dollars" are helping add some cushion to his balance sheet. (MSNBC)
Nov. 15: Are you a leading company or a company that leads? Simon Sinek, author of the new book "Start with Why," says some entrepreneurs may be surprised to find out there's a difference. (MSNBC)
November 15: She's an entrepreneur whose influence extends into many aspects of daily life. From food to furniture and TV too, B. Smith shares her tips for making any business a success. (MSNBC)
A focused effort on making its distribution network more efficient has allowed Kraft Foods to save more than 50 million miles since 2005.
The banking giant's new commercial banking group focused on clean technology firms will add to the $600 million the company has already dedicated to the market.
If climate regulation will burden businesses or increase costs, then why are so many companies strengthening their voluntary response to the climate crisis in the midst of an economic downturn?
SpoonLidz has developed a new, paperboard spoon touted as an alternative to plastic or bio-based spoons and which cannot be used to cause harm.
GreenBlue, which focuses on facilitating sustainable product design and materials sourcing, has acquired Metafore, a nonprofit that specializes in sustainable paper purchasing, are joining forces to further influence sustainable design and procurement.
