Jorg Reichelsdorfer, a German lawyer currently working at the Atlanta law firm of Arnall Golden & Gregory, credits the Atlanta-Nuremberg sister cities relationship as the impetus for his presence in...
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Small Franchisers Urged to Look Into Cairo, Egypt
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), the International Franchise Association, the U.S. Department of Commerce and the Global Technology Network invite Georgia small business franchisers to meet with potential...
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Satellite Navigation Conference to Be Held in Nice, France
Companies interested in the applications of satellite navigation and positioning are encouraged to attend, exhibit and/or sponsor the NavSat 2001 conference in Nice, France, Nov. 13-15. The event...
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Porex Receives Export Award During Visit by Commerce Secretary
Newnan-based Porex Surgical Products Group was awarded an “e-award” for excellence in exporting by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce during a luncheon last week that honored the state’s congressional delegation....
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Central America Seen as Ripe for Packaged Food Imports
Georgia agriculture and food products companies should tap into Central American food markets by utilizing the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service (USDA-FAS), said Alan Hrapsky, USDA-FAS representative...
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Drug to Aid Animals Now Helping Humans
River blindness in humans will be eliminated within the next decade with the help of a drug initially developed to de-worm cattle, said Kevin Schultz, head of worldwide research and...
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New Agreement Gives Tax Relief to Some and UK Residents
Atlanta companies should be aware of a new income tax provision between the U.S. and United Kingdom, signed July 24, that gives tax relief to U.S. and UK citizens who...
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Atlanta Fed Officials To Analyze Outlook For Latin America
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta representatives Michael Christz and Nicholas Holtom will present an analysis of the Latin American and U.S. economies at a breakfast meeting at the World...
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Congress Requested To Beef Up Resources At Hartsfield Airport
The International Transportation Council of Atlanta’s (ITCA) request to increase Hartsfield International Airport’s federal inspections resources has been included on the U.S. Congress’ agenda for fiscal year 2002. ...
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U.S.-Israel Chamber to Hold Seminar on Israeli  Firms’ Prospects Here
Legal, accounting and venture capital experts will examine the ways Israeli companies continue to thrive despite the Middle East conflict during an America-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Southeast Region (AICC)...