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The most natural market for Montreal-based Net Communications (NetCom), an Internet software development and service firm, extends from Quebec to Florida, Daniel BÈland, the firm’s business development officer, told GlobalFax...

Bruce Larson, who has served as the honorary counsel of Sweden for Georgia during the past four years, announced last week that he will be moving from Atlanta to Roanoke,...

Canadian and U.S. businesses appear to be the best prepared for the impact of Y2K on the international trading system, according to Tu-Trang Phan, an international trade specialist with the...

The BT Global Challenge, which is billed as “the world’s toughest yachting race,” provides British Telecommunications, plc. (BT) with both an opportunity to showcase its telecommunications technology as well as...

Henrik Bronner, who will complete a four-year assignment as the trade commissioner of Denmark on Oct. 1, remembers being struck by Atlanta’s potential as an international business center when he...

City officials from Nuremberg, Germany, who participated in the Sister City signing ceremony held in June at City Hall, are following through on their promise to take the special relationship...

The Panafrican Conference on Air Transportation to be held in Atlanta Sept. 29-30 will bring together representatives of Africa and the Caribbean’s leading airlines with U.S. government, airport authority and...

If Harstfield Atlanta International Airport does not quickly establish direct flights to Africa, neighboring cities may get a jump on Atlanta, officials at the East Africa Trade Summit 2000 held...

Thirteen international companies will be featured at the Georgia Technology Forum to be held in Atlanta in October including six from the province of Quebec, three from Israel, and one...

      The Atlanta-based Canadian American Society of the Southeastern U.S. will hold its annual golf outing on Monday, Sept. 13, with proceeds benefiting the “Adopt a Minefield” program of the...