In what officials joked was the “worst-kept secret” of the St. Patrick’s Day season, Enterprise Ireland on Friday officially unveiled in Atlanta its eighth U.S. office, just in time for the holiday.
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Posted inCzech Republic
14 Czech Companies Visit Atlanta for Incubator Opening
A new incubator for Czech companies opened Wednesday in Gwinnett County, setting the stage for what organizers hope will be an influx of manufacturing and tech firms from the Central […]
Posted inTrade
Metro Export Challenge Grant’s 10-Company Cohort Announced
A new cohort of 10 Atlanta-based exporters has netted $5,000 grants toward efforts to grow their international sales.
Posted inIndia
Experts at India Summit: AI Should Be Aimed at Clear Business Problems
For innovators at some of India’s largest companies, AI holds vast potential to solve previously intractable problems, but the solutions are only as good as questions behind its application, experts said during the 15th annual USA India Business Summit at Georgia Tech Feb. 12.
Posted inEconomic Development
Duracell to Put Global Research and Development Hub in Atlanta
Battery maker Duracell plans to invest $56 million to put a new global research-and-development headquarters adjacent to Georgia Tech in Atlanta, deepening its commitment to Georgia, where the company already has two factories.
Posted inEducation
Event Recap: ‘Bollywood to Boardrooms’ Examines Hindi’s Influence on Global Commerce and Culture
Bollywood to Boardrooms: Hindi’s Rise as a Global Language February 11, 2025Consulate General of India in Atlanta Hindi is spoken by more than 600 million people in India and around […]
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Event Recap: Sixth Annual Global Trade and Investment Symposium
For the sixth year, Global Atlanta worked with Christopher N. Smith, a Macon attorney and the honorary consul of Denmark in Georgia, to host the Global Trade and Investment Symposium, an annual look at how engagement with the global economy enriches Georgia from a business and cultural standpoint.
Posted inCanada
Stryten Lands Joint Venture With Canadian Supplier of Key Battery Metal
Alpharetta-based Stryten Energy has landed a joint venture with a Toronto-based supplier of vanadium, securing domestic supply for a key element used in next-generation batteries.
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Event Recap: Pakistan’s Ambassador on Political Turmoil, Demographic Shifts and Persistent Stereotypes
Ambassador Briefing: Pakistan — Reaching for Reform Jan. 31, 2025Miller & Martin PLLC During a stop in Atlanta for a conference of the Association of Pakistani Physicians in North America […]
Posted inLaw
Legal Preparation to Prevent the Unthinkable: International Child Abduction
When one spouse is from the United States and the other from a different country, their families can face a host of unique legal challenges when it comes to divorce, financial disputes and, especially, the custody of children.