British payments firm Yaspa, fresh off a $12 million capital raise, has set up an office in Atlanta as it aims to tackle issues of player safety, security and speed in the rapidly growing U.S. gambling sector.
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Posted inIndia
Aerospace Firm With India Ties Raises $11M, Scouts Factory Locations
An aerospace manufacturer that seeks to help solve parts backlogs and tap into growing momentum in the U.S.-India aviation and defense trade has raised $11 million and started scouting locations for a potential factory.
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Weekly Briefing | Manufacturing Therapy
Aug. 9, 2025 | v33i09 | Subscribe This issue of the Global Atlanta Weekly Briefing is sponsored by NRW.Global Business: Manufacturing Therapy It’s August. Yes, already August. That means the […]
Posted inArt
Atlanta’s ArtCloud Merges With London Firm
Atlanta-based ArtCloud, founded in 2015 as a tool for artists and gallerists, announced this week it is merging with London-based Artlogic.
Posted inTrade
Experts: How Mexico Tariff Uncertainty Is Stalling North American Investment
When Diego Marroquín Bitar started his keynote speech in Atlanta Thursday, he held up his smartphone for the audience, advising them to keep theirs close by.
Posted inConsular Conversations
Event Recap: Dominican Republic Diplomat Eyes Trade Beyond Tourism
Consular Conversations OTP: Dominican Republic July 30, 2025Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce The Dominican Republic’s consulate general for the Southeast U.S. is based in New Orleans, a vestige of the days […]
Posted inUnited Kingdom
Opportunities Abound for Georgia Companies as UK Launches New Industrial Strategy: British Consul General
Consul General Rachel Galloway: “In 2024, the U.S. was the U.K.’s top export market with a value of $269 billion. We actually support more jobs in the U.S. than any other country in the world, with more than 1.2 million Americans going to work every day for British enterprises.”
Posted inLogistics
Event Recap: How Dutch Innovations Are Changing the Atlanta Logistics Landscape
How can logistics become a competitive advantage for manufacturers? In Europe, some companies have cracked the code, becoming essential partners for customers seeking new sources of efficiency and reductions in cost.
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Danish Defense Leader TERMA Finds Strategic Edge in Cobb County
Note: This article is provided through TERMA Inc.’s partnership with Global Atlanta. As global tensions intensify and the aerospace and defense sectors respond with innovation, one Danish company has found […]
Posted inBrazil
Brazilian-Owned Food Giant Is Investing $400M in Northwest Georgia
A Brazilian-owned chicken giant is set to build its latest facility in the northwest corner of Georgia, investing $400 million and creating 630 jobs in LaFayette. Pilgrim’s, which was […]