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As 2010 Begins, A Look Back
GlobalAtlanta reported on biotechnology in France, one of 12 countries visited in 2009. More below.
<p>Forgettable overall, 2009 had some memorable moments. GlobalAtlanta tracked the city and state's diplomatic ebb and flow, foreign investments, overseas visitors and more. This collage looks back at a rocky year in global business. See stories below. </p><p> </p>
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In some ways, 2009 vindicated globalization critics, but bright spots emerged in an otherwise dim year for Atlanta.
Many were happy to see 2009 go. GlobalAtlanta observed some troughs that show why.
A partnership with Delta Air Lines enabled GlobalAtlanta to travel the world in 2009 and provide first hand reporting from 12 countries.
Georgia has offices from 62 countries, but 2009 showed the state could also export diplomats.
Consulates and trade offices help cement Atlanta's role as commercial center of the Southeast. Tracking who came and went in 2009.
Zaza Pachulia, a 6-foot-11 basketball player from the nation of Georgia, was a 2009 fan favorite. The year's top 10 stories by page views.
GlobalAtlanta often supplements its written stories with video interviews, which sometimes take on a life of their own online.
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