Author Archives: Phil Bolton

The decreasing effectiveness of traditional antibiotics against new, resistant forms of viruses has fueled the growth of metro-Atlanta-based Serologicals Corp., a provider of specialty human antibody products and services, said...

Georgia’s efforts to internationalize its schools may be hampered by a lack of funds, Linda Schrenko, state superintendent of schools, told members of the International Education Advisory Council at a...

John Gareeb, managing director of Kalene International Inc. and the Atlanta Olympic’s attachÈ to Syria’s National Olympic Committee, is hoping that Syria and Israel will sign a peace agreement by...

Peru is no longer a “pariah on the black list” of foreign investment, since Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori introduced a series of economic reforms in the early 1990s, Alvin Adams,...

Ford Motor Co. has started production of its first right hand drive Taurus at its Atlanta Assembly Plant for export beginning in 1996 with about 13,000 vehicles headed to Japan,...

America’s Favorite Chicken (AFC) isn’t letting a Washington D.C.-decreed travel ban to Lebanon keep it from opening its Popeye’s Famous Chicken and Biscuits and Churchs/Texas Chicken restaurants in the war-torn...

The Federal Communications Commission cleared the way Dec. 15 for Sprint's global joint venture with Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom. The Atlanta-based law firm of King & Spalding has represented...

Poland needs to become fully integrated with Western democratic capitalism to maintain its reforms and rate of growth, Poland’s U.S. ambassador, Jerzy Kozminski, said at a luncheon lecture at the...

The city of Avondale Estates, located seven miles east of downtown Atlanta, will host the Polish Olympic team as well as provide facilities for Polish officials and media during the...

“It is a pleasure to bring you good news from Lebanon,” said Ramez Maluf, director of international marketing for Solidere, the Lebanese company formed to reconstruct the central district of...