Category: Business

South Africa will join Brazil as one of Georgia’s high-priority “emerging markets” when the state establishes a trade office in the newly-democratic nation this year, said Carlos Martel, deputy commissioner...

The U.S.Trade and Development Agency (TDA) is sponsoring a visit July 21-Aug. 3 by 13 South African health officials and a member of parliament to help develop a market for...

Greece’s bruised feelings about Atlanta’s selection as the site of the 1996 Olympic Games are healing as Atlanta and Olympia, the city in which the ancient Games were originally held,...

“Every door is open to Americans” in Vietnam, says Atlanta native Peter Sheridan, who currently is the chairman of the government relations committee of the American Chamber of Commerce in...

Ax Wu, president of Wallson Enterprises in Atlanta, and local attorney James Nobles Jr., have both been in Vietnam on separate trips recently and both said that they noticed a...

Vietnam’s Olympic team would come to Atlanta for the 1996 Games whether President Clinton had extended full diplomatic relations to the country last week or not, but the move is...

A French plastics firm disqualified Atlanta last year as a possible site for a manufacturing plant for auto parts because the city did not satisfy national air quality standards, said...

“How can you get the lion cub without entering the lion’s den?” asks Margaret Keng, a former teacher of gifted students in Cobb County’s school system turned international entrepreneur, to...

The Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of the Southeast USA (PACCSE) is organizing a trip to the cities of Cebu and Davao to take place Nov. 6-23 in an effort...

As India’s burgeoning middle class draws economic interest worldwide, a high-profile administrator captivated more than 200 predominantly-Indian listeners in Decatur June 12 with his analysis of fundamental concerns inhibiting the...