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The Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will become the official representative of the Georgia chapter of the Argentine Chamber of Commerce to be launched in January, Sara Gonzalez, president of...

More than a decade after former Atlanta Mayor Maynard Jackson signed a cooperative cultural and economic agreement with Fukuoka, Japan, a Sister City relationship that leverages the common strengths and...

All-time records were set for container traffic and tonnage at Georgia's ports in October, according to a Georgia Ports Authority announcement last week. GPA data shows that more than 161,000...

Cheyenne Miranda, terminal manager at Econocaribe Consolidators Inc., an international transportation specialist, has been elected president of the Atlanta Maritime Association for 2005. He replaces outgoing president, Joe Jones, sales...

Officials from the Beijing-based National Association of Vocational Education of China will be visiting Atlanta this week to develop joint venture ties with Georgia companies that could provide job training...

Mexico's consulate general in Atlanta, the U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration and Georgia Institute of Technology have formed an alliance to foster safer and healthier workplaces for...

While the primary focus of a recent trade delegation toArgentina was to promote Atlanta's bid for the Free Trade Area of the Americas secretariat, Georgia officials on Delta Air Line...

Commissioner Craig Lesser of the Georgia Department of Economic Development leads a delegation to Canada to meet with senior government officials to promote Atlanta's candidacy for the Free Trade Area...

United Air Lines Inc.'s Flight 869, the first U.S. direct flight to Vietnam since the end of the war in 1975, is an example of how a Sister City relationship...

Vagn Nielson, corporate chef of Atlanta-based Proof of the Pudding, received the 2004 Community Leader Award last month from the Danish American Chamber of Commerce in Atlanta during its annual...