This year’s trade rollercoaster is creating headaches for Atlanta-based Cellairis, which has evolved in the last 25 years from a pure retailer of cell phone cases to a global company helping individuals and enterprises protect, repair and maintain their mobile devices.
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With European Patent Coming Soon, Metisense Explores Markets Abroad
Atlanta-based MetiSense LLC makes no bones about where it stands on its company journey: It’s a pre-seed startup on the hunt for $1.5 million in funding that will go toward prototyping.
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Building Efficiency: Joulea Sees Opportunity in Tackling World’s Largest Source of Energy Usage
When Ramtin Motahar looks at commercial buildings, he can’t help but see their inflated appetites for energy.
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Finding the Flow: Atlanta’s Emrgy Aims to Unleash Distributed Hydro Power Around the World
With power demand skyrocketing around the world, proven low-carbon energy sources like hydro may seem like they’d be all the rage in 2025.
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Danish Retailer Invests $20M in Atlanta Firm on Mission to Automate T-Shirt Production
Danish retailer Bestseller has led a $20 million investment round in an Atlanta-based firm that for years has been on a mission to revolutionize fashion by automating garment production.
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Startups Offered 10,000 Euros for German Expansion
The German state of North Rhine-Westphalia is offering U.S. startups, including from Georgia, the chance to apply for a 10,000-euro grant that can help ease their entry into the European market.
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Colombian Firm Joins Second Cox Cleantech Cohort in Georgia
Among five companies selected for the second cleantech accelerator cohort in Georgia is a Colombia-based firm that uses data to improve the efficiency of industrial equipment, boosting reliability while cutting greenhouse gas emissions.
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British Fintech Setting Up Atlanta Office to Solve Gambling Sector’s Payment Problems
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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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.
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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.”