Category: Business

Two academic institutions and five international organizations are holding a Chinese/Lunar New Year celebration at the World Trade Center Atlanta on Thursday, Feb. 10, beginning at 5 p.m. Larry Darrow,...

Atlanta's U.S. Export Assistance Center celebrated its 10th anniversary on Jan. 25 with an open house in its new location in the Centergy One building located adjacent to Technology Square...

The development of global business opportunities is the theme of the first Georgia Minority Business Conference to be held on Thursday, Feb. 17, at the Georgia International Convention Center in...

Despite the political tensions separating Europe and the United States, William Drozdiak, president of the New York-based nonprofit The American Council on Germany, said in Atlanta recently that he is...

Vietnamese consumers like American ice cream and key lime pies as they do most U.S.-made goods, according to Larry Mundt, president of Marietta-based Global Food Concepts Inc. "We found the...

Nafta successfully met its primary task of increasing trade and investment in Canada, Mexico and the United States, but it's time now to look at furthering those goals in order...

Despite economic and political pressures and the closure of several trade offices in the United States, Britain has no intention of closing its consulate general in Atlanta, said Philip Thomas,...

Customer Service Marketing Inc., a market research firm, is a title sponsor of the GlobalAtlanta.com Web site, the GlobalAtlanta email and GlobalFax newsletters for 2005. Founded in Atlanta in 1991,...

Alumni of Canadian colleges and universities who are living in the Southeast have been invited to Atlanta's first Pan-Canadian Alumni Reception to be held at the Four Seasons Hotel in...

For Atlanta attorney Stefan Tiessen the upcoming exhibition of artistic works from 19 artist colonies in Europe to be held at the Oglethorpe University Museum of Art Feb. 6-May 22...