Economy

Retail sales are ticking up, sustained by growth in employment and a boost in consumers’ confidence.

The housing upturn will provide a substantial boost to the number of new homeowners’ and title policies written in Georgia.

The real estate market is recovering, with pent-up demand to sell bubbling to the surface.

Life is looking a bit sweeter for Columbus, Macon and Savannah in 2015.

Things are looking up for Georgia’s A-Team: Atlanta, Albany, Athens and Augusta.

This year, Georgia’s job growth will continue and is expected to exceed the U.S.’s rate.

More than 392,000 Georgians claim Asian ancestry, making the group a powerful force in the consumer market.

The state’s trucking and cargo industries are looking good heading into 2015.

Advanced manufacturing will continue to be a source of high-paying jobs in 2015.

Get ready for an uptick in the state’s lumber and wood products industry as the economy continues to recover.