Category: Archive

     Harold Hagans, president of Atlanta Customs Brokers, has alerted GlobalFax that the U.S. Customs Service will be reviewing the operations of small importers more closely than ever before.      ...

      Atlanta attorney Ross Kendall left for Jordan last week on a month-long consulting assignment to evaluate the country's banking system as part of a U.S. government economic development initiative. ...

      The consolidation of Sweden's largest bank, Nordbanken, and Finland's largest bank, Merita, into MeritaNordbanken has been prompted by a more competitive banking environment throughout Europe, according to Jukka Niemi,...

      The U.S. Agency of International Development (USAID) has awarded a $15 million, three-year grant to Georgia State University's School of Policy Studies to assist the Russian government with the...

      Some $15 billion in private equity funds are poised to be invested in Brazil now that the prospects for its economic development are so positive, according to Jim Libby,...

      MARTA's choice of the Breda Costruzioni Ferroviarie company to build 100 train cars to be delivered beginning in 1999 drew applause last week from Fortunato Celi Zullo, Italy's trade...

      The international management consulting firm Droege & Comp. Inc. opened an office in Atlanta at the beginning of this year to assist medium-sized European firms either currently operating in...

      Although the wind is behind it, the European Monetary Union's fate won't be really known until after the national elections take place this October in Germany, according to Lindsay...

      Job Dieleman, an international trade consultant with the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) of the University of Georgia, will be visiting Brazil from mid-February through mid-March to participate in...

      Douglas G. Watson, president and CEO of Novartis Corp., provided an insight during a recent visit to Atlanta into what can make life difficult for a global company.      ...