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Atlanta will be an international biotechnology and nanotechnology hub once it develops a "critical mass" of companies in those fields, said Mario Martinez, president and CEO of Alpharetta-based Tecnix LLC...

Approximately 1,000 volunteers helped put on the 12th annual Asian Cultural Experience at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens July 9-10, attracting a sizeable number of visitors, despite rain and power outages...

As an emerging bioscience hub, the South needs to raise its profile worldwide through partnerships with international corporations and organizations, said C. Russell Allen, former vice president of biosciences at...

Thirty-four leaders of binational chambers of commerce in Atlanta were briefed on the Georgia Department of Economic Development's international activities during the International Leadership Council's annual dinner on June 27....

Georgia Sens. Johnny Isakson and Saxby Chambliss both voted “yes” for the Central American Free Trade Agreement in a U.S. Senate vote June 30, but the state's 13 House members...

Michael Bates, British consul general in Atlanta, experienced both excitement and horror last week when he learned London would host the Olympics in 2012, and then one day later, four...

Skand R. Tayal, India's consul general for the Southeast United States, plans to take with him his experiences with capitalism and democracy as he leaves his post in Houston to...

The American-Israel Chamber of Commerce Southeast Region has selected new officers for its board of directors for 2005-06. They are Chairman Andre Schnabl, managing partner and head of the technology...

A delegation of 16 Indian officials from the state of Maharashtra, who visited eight U.S. cities June 19- July 1, found Atlanta's commitment to international trade as an outstanding match...

Heilongjiang Television, which is owned by the government of the Heilongjiang province in China, has a civic responsibility to underwrite, as well as produce and broadcast events of interest to...