This story is part of GlobalAtlanta's exclusive Japan special issue. Click here to read more. After seeing the devastation inflicted by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, Coca-Cola...
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Trade Grows, Investment Slows at Georgia’s China Office
With about 90 percent of its sales going overseas, Aventure Aviation is far from a novice when it comes to exporting. But the 10-year-old Peachtree City supplier of aircraft parts...
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Beijing Gains on Atlanta for Busiest Airport
While Atlanta still has the busiest airport in the world, Beijing's airport is rapidly gaining ground, taking the No. 2 spot for the first time in new statistics released by...
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First Data Names President of International
First Data Corp., an Atlanta-based provider of payment processing services, has named a president of its international operations. In this new role, John Elkins will oversee business outside North America...
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Local Firms Honored for Outstanding International Business
The Metro Atlanta Chamber has announced the winners of the second annual Global Impact Awards, which honor members for attracting and expanding international business in Atlanta. At a luncheon on...
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Guest Commentary: Pros and Cons of the New Global Stock Market
In the age of globalization, national borders are losing their meaning. Trade knows no nation, religion, and borders. Increasing profits and fulfilling the demands and needs of shareholders has become...
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Mexico Border Is an Asset for the U.S., Ambassador Says
Arturo Sarukhan, Mexico's ambassador to the United States, wants to cut through the clamor. Despite frequent news reports of drug-related violence and the often-inflammatory debate surrounding the issue of illegal...
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Murata Names First Non-Japanese CEO for North America
This story is part of GlobalAtlanta's exclusive Japan special issue. Click here to read more. Murata Electronics North America Inc. has named a new chief executive, the first non-Japanese to...
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Malaysian Workforce Small but Smart
Malaysia lags behind China, India and Vietnam when it comes to cheap labor, but it is an ideal location for U.S. companies looking for a highly-skilled, educated workforce and government...
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UPS Appoints New President of Worldwide Sales
United Parcel Service Inc. has appointed Kate Gutmann to succeed Wayne C. Herring as president of worldwide sales. Mr. Herring is retiring after five years in the post and 38...