The Immigration and Naturalization Service is now rigorously enforcing a long-standing regulation requiring non-U.S. citizens living in the United States to report changes in address, said Robert Banta, an attorney...
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Korea, Paris Keys to Delta’s Int’l Growth
South Korea’s Incheon International Airport, and Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Paris, will be critical to Delta Air Lines’ expanded services in Asia and Europe, Paul Matsen, a...
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Small U.S. Telecom Firms Can Do Well In European Market
Small- and medium-sized U.S. telecommunications companies will find opportunities in emerging niches in the European market despite a lack of complementary regulatory policies, according to panelists at a conference...
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Europe Food Retailers Learn From Southern Counterparts
CIES – The Food Business held its annual conference in Atlanta last week, aimed at exposing its European membership to the Southeast's large retail industry, Tanja Kunz, marketing and...
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Immigration Lawyers Fear INS Rules Will Disrupt Business
Atlanta attorneys fear that proposed Immigration and Naturalization Service regulations aimed at tracking the movement of some travelers into and out of the United States will hinder the flow of...
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Unemployed H1B Visa Holders Face Loss Of Healthcare Insurance
H1B visa-holders in Atlanta who have lost jobs now face, like many Americans, a lapse in affordable medical insurance that can have dire consequences, according to Narsi Narasimhan, founder of...
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Atlantan’s Loan Scam Should Not Affect Other Africa Credits
The recent conviction of an Atlanta woman for embezzling millions of dollars designated for an economic development project in Ghana will not taint prospects for future Georgia investment in...
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Georgia Economist Says Hispanic Market Emerging Strongly
Companies tapping into Latinos’ increasing buying power in Georgia may be more prepared to market their services in Latin America, according to Jeffrey Humphreys, the University of Georgia’s chief...
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University System To Double Students In Int’l Programs
The University System of Georgia’s goal of doubling the participation of its students in international programs from 2% to 4% in five years is the most recent example of the...
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Opportunity Exists In Argentina For U.S. Companies
Amidst the current financial crisis in Argentina, opportunities exist for U.S. small business organizations and consulting companies that can teach Argentines how to market to the U.S., said Keith...