Georgia small businesses interested in supplying goods and services to governments in the Americas are encouraged to attend a hemispheric procurement conference Oct. 31-Nov. 2 at the Westin Peachtree Hotel...
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High Museum to Offer New Spaces and Extended Hours
When the High Museum of Art unveils its $124 million expansion on Saturday, Nov. 12, Atlanta’s art collection will become more accessible to the public because of new spaces and...
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Events of Special Interest
Saturday, Oct. 29: The Georgia Indo-American Chamber of Commerce will host its Fifth Annual Banquet Diwali Celebration, "The Festival of Lights." Attire is black tie or Indian formal, and guests...
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Hartsfield-Jackson Upgrades Its Parking Facilities
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has announced upgrades to its parking facilities that visitors will begin to enjoy by the end of the year. Under a $21 million renovation plan, the...
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People in the News
Atlanta Sister Cities Chair Elected to International Board Greater Hall Chamber Names New Economic Development VP Atlantans Finance Gift for Toulouse, France Spanish Flooring Company in Georgia Names Sales Director...
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Danish Study Ranks Georgia’s Incubator Third Best in U.S.
Atlanta’s Advanced Technology Development Center was ranked the third best university-affiliated incubator program in the United States and Western Europe by a recent Danish study. A study of 19 incubators...
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World Bank Says New Zealand Most Business-Friendly
Ian Latham, New Zealand's honorary consul in Atlanta, thinks that Georgia's carpet companies would agree with the World Bank survey naming New Zealand as the most business-friendly country in the...
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Kennesaw State President Continues Work of Global Women’s Sports Conference
The results of a United Nations-endorsed conference on women’s leadership in sports held in Atlanta last week include Kennesaw State University’s outreach to businesses and organizations to affect social change...
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Georgia Firm to Test British Nanotechnology
Duluth-based MVA Scientific Consultants Inc. has announced it will be the first company in the United States to test a British-made nanotechnology instrument that evaluates the durability of films and...
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Northern Ireland Beer Executive Visits Atlanta
Tony Davies wants his Northern Ireland-based Strangford Lough Brewing Co. to become the second most recognized Irish beer company in the world while generating jobs and tourism for the town...