Southeast U.S. Korean Chamber of Commerce Launches ‘COVID-19 Impact’ Conferences

March 24, 2020

During this period of “social distancing” and online collaboration, the Southeast U.S. Korean Chamber of Commerce is launching a series of web-based “COVID-19 Impact” video conferences. The conferences are to feature guest speakers from around the world on a variety of topics including banking, the economy, human resource issues, taxes, trade unemployment, H.R. 6201 Families[Read More…]

Georgia Ports’ Strategy to Stay Open Amid Covid-19: ‘Isolate and Operate’

March 24, 2020

The Georgia Ports Authority remains up and running, this week announcing 17 perfect growth in container traffic for February even as it braces for a potentially dramatic decline in March due to the Covid-19 outbreak sweeping the globe. Still, in recent days leaders have struck a more optimistic note, pointing to healthier bookings out of[Read More…]

Survey: Most Dutch Firms in Southeast Harmed by Travel Ban

March 20, 2020

It wasn’t the most scientific of surveys, but the Netherlands-American Chamber of Commerce Southeast’s simple poll of member companies revealed clear results: Most Dutch firms in the region will suffer from reduced travel between Europe and the U.S. amid the coronavirus outbreak sweeping the globe. “Companies are indicating that they are being affected by the canceled[Read More…]

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