When Ontario, Canada-based Geotab started hunting for a perfect spot to plant the flag for its U.S. headquarters, the 25-year-old telematics company had its pick of tech-friendly cities. The three finalists included Raleigh, Dallas and Atlanta.
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Beyond Compliance: Why Global Companies Must Embed Sustainability Into Their Business Strategies
During the annual GROW event, experts urged global companies to treat sustainability as a long-term value driver that can be woven into the core fabric of the business.
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On Kemp’s Canada Trip, Trade Is Topical but Investment Is In Focus
Gov. Brian Kemp this week is visiting an annual conclave of Southern states and Canadian provinces, reinforcing Georgia’s ties with its top customer as the neighboring nations spar over tariffs. […]
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Atlanta’s Green Worldwide Continues National Expansion to Help Clients Manage Logistics, Mitigate Tariffs
Green Worldwide Shipping is a privately owned third-party logistics company founded in 2008 in Atlanta, now with 16 offices across the U.S.
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Why Now Is the Time for Georgia Firms to Re-engage With Canada
With U.S.-Canada relations facing a period of uncertainty, a June conference bringing Southeastern states and Canadian provinces together for the 17th year shows that sub-national ties have an even greater role to play in this vital trade partnership.
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Five Keys to Success for International Buyers and Sellers in Atlanta’s Real Estate Market
Navigating Atlanta’s real estate market can be challenging for anyone, but for international buyers and sellers, the process can be even more complex.
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Cross-Border Legacies: Managing International Estate Planning and Probate
Planning for the inevitable – the only other certainty in life besides taxes – is complicated enough for families whose members all live in the United States.
But managing an estate that spans multiple countries presents unique challenges and requires careful and proactive legal and financial planning.
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Delta: ‘Stalled’ Global Growth Means Flight Cuts, Though International Remains a Bright Spot
Uncertainty around global trade is clouding Delta Air Lines Inc.’s outlook for the rest of 2025, execs for Atlanta’s largest private employer said during their March earnings call.
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Strategies for Tariff Relief: How Georgia Companies Can Avoid Trade War Paralysis
With the wild fluctuations in trade policy (and markets) over the last week, it might be tempting for Georgia companies to stay flat-footed until the dust settles on the latest tariff twists and turns.
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Award-Winning Georgia Airplane Parts Exporter Honored Again by SBA
For Aventure Aviation, a Georgia exporter undergoing a headquarters expansion and eyeing its 25th anniversary next year, there’s no mincing words about whom to credit for its steady growth amid constant challenges.