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.
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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.
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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.
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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 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.
Posted inBusiness
Books 2025: Globetrotting Entrepreneur From Gwinnett on ‘Unsucking’ Your Business
Book: Unconstrained: Fueling Opportunities and Unsucking Your Business Author: Jeffrey Spence Review by: Nick Masino, president and CEO, Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce Jeffrey Spence’s Unconstrained: Fueling Opportunities and Unsucking Your […]
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Georgia State CIBER Strengthens Critical Link Between Academia and International Business
Georgia State University’s Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) is expanding its role as a critical link between academia and industry, providing more opportunities in 2025 that foster global business competencies among students, educators and businesses, says CIBER faculty director Cuneyt Evirgen.
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Books 2024: A Presidential Biographer’s Personal Love Story
“An Unfinished Love Story” provides an unflinching, up-close-and-personal record of “the political cauldron of the Sixties,” in Kearns Goodwin’s words.”