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.
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Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs: Which Georgia Trade Partners Are Hit Hardest
Edits/updates: A previous version of this story said it was unclear exactly how the Trump administration calculated the elevated reciprocal tariff rates, but analysis by journalists and experts has landed […]
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Miller and Martin Offers Seamless Global Legal Service through World Law Group
Having “best friend” law partners around the world is a crucial advantage for companies doing business internationally, says Joe DeLisle, Atlanta-based Miller & Martin PLLC Partner who co-chairs the World Law Group’s corporate transactional practice.
Posted inCanada
Commentary: Georgia and Canada: More Than Friends—Family
Years ago, a U.S. consul general in Toronto referred to Canadians as “Georgians of the North”—a sentiment that still holds true today, according to three leaders with a long history of investing in the state’s ties with Canada.
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Metro Export Challenge Grant’s 10-Company Cohort Announced
A new cohort of 10 Atlanta-based exporters has netted $5,000 grants toward efforts to grow their international sales.
Posted inUnited States
World Affairs Council’s Global Leadership Fellows Program Kicks Off
A first-of-its-kind global leadership fellowship for early-career professionals in Atlanta has opened its application window for 2026 just as its inaugural cohort begins to benefit from the experience.
Posted inCanada
Stryten Lands Joint Venture With Canadian Supplier of Key Battery Metal
Alpharetta-based Stryten Energy has landed a joint venture with a Toronto-based supplier of vanadium, securing domestic supply for a key element used in next-generation batteries.
Posted inChina
EV Thermal Barrier Firm to Halt $325M Plant in Statesboro
Aspen Aerogels is abandoning a $325 million plant to make thermal barriers in Statesboro, becoming the latest battery or component supplier to vacate a major Georgia project amid uneven demand for electric vehicles.
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Georgia Sets Export Record With Trade Tumult on the Horizon
Georgia set a fourth-straight annual record for exports, eclipsing the $50 billion mark for the first time, and grew its imports substantively in 2024 as the trade landscape veered toward a period of uncertainty.
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Atlanta’s OneDigital Enters Canada With Acquisition
Atlanta’s OneDigital has made its first foray into the Canadian market with a purchase of Montreal-based PWL Capital, a wealth advisory firm with C$5.5 billion (just under $4 billion) in assets under management.