Author Archives: Phil Bolton

          The Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Georgia Inc. has become a member of the Asian American Chamber of Commerce of Georgia.           Formed in 1991, the Asian chamber includes...

          More than 30 Leadership Atlanta alumni, some the city’s top executives and community leaders, are traveling to five cities in China, Oct. 24- Nov. 7, to experience the culture...

          Importers should consider using foreign-trade zones to avoid non-tariff barriers to trade, even as free trade agreements eliminate duties on goods, said Julie Brown, president and CEO of the...

          The Hispanic National Bar Association’s 30th annual convention should prove to be a venue for Atlanta companies to encounter Hispanic attorneys with expertise in international business law, said Luis...

Atlanta logistics companies should offer their services to Latin American counterparts as a means of improving performance, according to Maria Rey, executive director of the Latin American Logistics Institute in...

United Parcel Service of America Inc.’s seamless delivery of goods from Latin America to the United States by ship is the company’s newest commitment to expanding operations in the region...

          Georgia’s U.S. Sens Max Cleland and Zell Miller are actively supporting the allocation of $750,000 in federal funds for Atlanta’s Fish and Wildlife Service in a letter writing campaign...

The University System of Georgia Board of Regents last week awarded a contract to HTH Worldwide Inc. to provide health insurance and online health and security information to the 14,000...

Georgia companies sold a total of $7.5 million in agricultural products to Cuba during the recent U.S. Food & Agribusiness Exhibition in Havana, representing approximately one-sixth of total U.S. contracts...

The Immigration and Naturalization Service began accepting entries for the 2004 visa lottery, Oct. 7.  The period of entry will close at noon, Wednesday, Nov. 6. The lottery, held annually...