Category: Americas

Representatives of 22 specialty food companies from the Campania region of Italy were in Atlanta last week looking for distributors and importers of their products.             “We wanted these small-...

Gov. Sonny Perdue last week accepted a check from the U.S. Department of Education totaling $10.7 million, earmarked for English language learning programs for immigrant children in Georgia's schools.  Maria...

The Georgia Institute of Technology’s unit that helps promote tourism throughout Georgia seeks nominations for “best tourism and destination management practices” to be published in a guidebook next year.            ...

In the same way that Indian and U.S. companies have cooperated in telecommunications and information technology, one of India’s foremost film stars would like to see U.S. and Indian filmmakers...

Georgia Institute of Technology researchers are examining whether inspections at offshore ports, rather than at points-of-entry in the United States, could meet security requirements and also improve supply chain productivity...

The Congressional debate over the future of the Extraterritorial Income Exclusion, or ETI, which provides a tax break for exporters, is at a feverish pitch while the decades-old provision will...

The World Trade Center Atlanta and Minority Business Development Agency will co-host an international trade day seminar, Wednesday, Sept. 10, as part of Minority Enterprise Development Week, which runs Sept....

Louis Sullivan, former U.S. secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services and president emeritus of Morehouse School of Medicine, will speak on Thursday, Sept. 11, in Atlanta at...