A simmering dispute in India between AGCO Corp. and its largest shareholder has reached a resolution the Gwinnett-based company hopes will pave the way for future share buybacks and continued growth.
Category: Business
Posted inChina
Amid Reshoring Trend, Chinese-Owned GE Completes Appliance Factory Expansion in Northwest Georgia
A re-shoring wave from a Chinese-owned enhancing its “made-in-America” bona fides is bringing more jobs and investment to a large plant in Georgia.
Posted inTechnology
Tech Talent Seals Deal for Canadian Firm’s Atlanta Headquarters
When Ontario, Canada-based Geotab started hunting for a perfect spot to plant the flag for its U.S. headquarters, the 25-year-old telematics company had its pick of tech-friendly cities. The three finalists included Raleigh, Dallas and Atlanta.
Posted inSponsored Post
Credit, Culture and Complexity: How Puttogo Helps International Home Buyers Overcome Challenges of Settling in Atlanta
For international investors seeking to enter the U.S. real estate market, the process can often be as daunting as it is promising. Regulations, financing hurdles and cultural differences in deal pace and structure can quickly overwhelm even experienced buyers from abroad.
Posted inDispatch: South Africa
Georgia Entrepreneur Inspires Connections to South African Wilderness, One Classic Land Rover at a Time
For Georgia-born Stebin Horne, a love of South Africa has gone beyond an obsession; it’s an inspiration for fostering a lifestyle connected to the land — and one another.
Posted inGermany
Mercedes-Benz USA Exec Named Chair of German-American Chamber
Dimitris Psillakis, president and CEO of Mercedes-Benz USA, was named chair of the German-American Chamber of Commerce Southern U.S. Inc. in April, taking on the role amid a challenging time both for his industry and transatlantic trade ties.
Posted inCzech Republic
This Fall: Two Trade Missions to Three Central European Countries, Escorted by Consuls
Plans are coming together for at least two trade missions to three countries in Central Europe this fall, giving Georgia companies and communities an inside track on business development in the region. Slovakia, Hungary and Czech Republic are on the agenda.
Posted inTrade
Tariff Turmoil Fuels Southeast Startup Opportunities For Supply Chain, Logistics, and Warehouse Startups
Editor’s note: This article originally appeared on Hypepotamus. It is published on Global Atlanta as part of our content partnership with the Southeast’s top source for innovation news. Sign up for […]
Posted inEvent Recap
Consular Conversation: With India-U.S. Trade Deal on Horizon, Southeast Set to Play Key Role
With U.S. officials in India this week for talks, the two sides are closing in on a trade deal they believe would help them make progress toward the shared goal of more than doubling bilateral commerce to $500 billion.
Posted inAutomotive
Mercedes-Benz Teases New Atlanta Tech Hub to Follow Sandy Springs HQ Expansion
At a time of turmoil in the global automotive sector, German auto maker Mercedes-Benz is deepening its investment in a location that has proven to be a safe bet: metro Atlanta.