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Posted inSports
Atlanta Expects $415M Impact, Global Exposure From Eight World Cup Matches
Since Atlanta officially became part of the U.S., Canada and Mexico’s winning World Cup bid for 2026, how much of the tournament would land in the city has been a […]
Posted inAtlanta
Leader of City’s International and Immigrant Affairs Office Steps Down
Atlanta’s face to the world looks a bit different in 2024 as a stalwart leader leaves the department that manages the city’s growing global profile. Vanessa Ibarra, who has served […]
Posted inTechnology
Georgia Fintech Charityvest Provides a Bridge to International Generosity
Georgia-based Charityvest has just seen its mission to “catalyze generosity” extended far beyond U.S. borders, the prior geographical limit of the grants issued through its platform. To enable international grant-making, […]
Posted inIsrael
Delta Postpones Tel Aviv Flight Amid Gaza War
Delta Air Lines Inc. has postponed its daily flight from Atlanta to Tel Aviv as Israel pummeled Gaza with airstrikes and threatened a ground invasion in retaliation for surprise attacks by Hamas fighters that killed 900 Israelis Saturday […]
Posted inTrade
U.S. Trade Rep Visits Atlanta to Talk Clean Energy, Investing in America
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai visited Atlanta Friday to participate in a roundtable on investing in the United States convened by U.S. Rep. Lucy McBath, a Democrat from Georgia’s 7th district. […]
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Posted inCulture
U.S. Soccer to Put HQ and National Training Center in Metro Atlanta
Atlanta has been making the case globally that it’s the epicenter of soccer in America. Now it has the proof, three years before it’s set to welcome the World Cup […]
Posted inTrade
Three Atlanta Companies Net $30K on Export Challenge Pitch Day
Maybe it was the promise of the return on investment that catapulted JetAire Group into the winner’s circle on pitch day for the Atlanta Metro Export Challenge. To hear Chief […]
Posted inDiplomacy
Dickens: Atlanta’s Global Connections Can Drive Inclusive Growth
Atlanta’s pursuit of the “delicate balance” of staying true to its ideals of inclusiveness while embracing rapid growth is a driving force behind deeper global engagement, Mayor Andre Dickens said […]