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      A potential clash between U.S. and Brazil over primacy of Nafta or Mercosur as the leading bloc in the Western Hemisphere emerged at the Business Forum of the Americas...

      Georgia information technology companies should aggressively promote their most sophisticated products in Brazil, Alan Lowenthal, president and CEO of Atlanta-based Global Access Resources, told GlobalFax last week upon his...

      The U.S. Treasury Department’s top international tax counsel admitted to the Atlanta branch of the International Fiscal Association (IFA) last week  that the global economy was rapidly making U.S....

     By acquiring 25% of Berlin’s electric utility, Berliner Kraft und Licht AG, Southern Co. is well positioned to expand its operations elsewhere in Europe, A. W. “Bill” Dahlberg, Southern’s...

      Ambassador Ira S. Shapiro, chief trade negotiator for Japan and Canada, will leave government service to become a partner with the Washington D.C. law firm of Collier, Shannon, Rill...

      Fred Jenny, the Atlanta-based  Swiss consul general for the Southeast,  has taken a proactive role in advising Jewish people who think that they may have dormant accounts in Swiss...

      Opportunities for joint ventures between high-tech companies in Georgia and Europe received a boost from a meeting held at Georgia Tech May 5, during which officials from Tuscany, Italy,...

      As Hong Kong’s reversion to Chinese rule on July 1 approaches,  the American Chamber of Commerce there is optimistic about the territory’s business prospects for the future, Marc Blacker,...

      Harbinger Corp., the Atlanta-based supplier of electronic commerce software and services, announced last week that Europe and other regions of the world will contribute from 30% to 40% of...

      Georgia is running a serious risk of becoming only inward looking and cut off from the rest of the world like China’s “Middle Kingdom,” an obviously irked Kun-young Chiu,...