Author Archives: Phil Bolton

The U.S. Department of Transportation's approval of Delta Air Lines Inc.'s application for nonstop flights between Atlanta and Moscow received widespread acclaim from academic and government officials as well as...

Randy Cardoza, who as Georgia's commissioner for economic development and then as head of the Montgomery, Ala., chamber of commerce's development initiatives, attracted more than $30 billion of investment to...

Since her arrival in Atlanta in 1947 as a young bride who married her aviator husband in Havana, Rose Cunningham has worked incessantly to prepare Atlanta to become a more...

Local officials praised the announcement last week that the Sumaq Summit will be held in Atlanta May 4-5 as further evidence of the city's desire to be the headquarters for...

A delegation of Georgia officials visited Brazil Feb. 21-25 as part of an ongoing effort to lobby on behalf of Atlanta's bid for the headquarters of the Free Trade Area...

Space is available for two more Georgia companies in the Georgia Pavilion at the U.S. Food Export Showcase 2005 to be held May 1-3 in Chicago, J. Gregory Higgins-Yali, told...

While the French diplomatic network is being pared down around the world, the economic department of France's Consulate General in Atlanta is to be expanded this spring, according to Rene-Serge...

More than 200 attendees participated in a conference in Atlanta on Feb. 25 concerning opportunities for doing business in Malaysia that ranged from the development of cyber cities to opening...

Wednesday, March 9: The Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce of Georgia is holding a networking event beginning at 6 p.m. at the Silk Restaurant in Midtown Atlanta. The restaurant is located...

A new shared service between Hapag-Lloyd Container Line and NYK Line through the Port of Savannah will further increase U.S. East Coast trade with South America, according to Doug J....