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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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HLB Gross Collins: Cobb’s Diversity, Global Reach Key to International Investors’ Growth
With its supportive chamber of commerce and increasingly diverse global business environment, Cobb County offers international companies an ideal location to weather volatility and plan for growth.
Posted inFrance
South to South: France-Focused Consultancy Looks to Link Up Dynamic Regions of U.S. and Europe
Editor’s note: Global Atlanta is proud to announce Connexion South as the 2025 sponsor of our France Channel. The Atlanta-based consultancy helps facilitate environmentally responsible cross-border collaboration between southern Europe […]
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Argentine Investor Shows How AI is Catalyzing Global Growth in Atlanta’s Software Sector
Atlanta’s growing reputation as a tech hub is attracting international companies looking to leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to drive innovation and enhance their capabilities.
Posted inChina
Could Popeyes Chicken Fly in China? Student Leaders Explore During International Business Case Competition
Could Popeyes’ signature Cajun-style fried chicken be a hit in China?
That was the question student teams were asked to tackle during Georgia State University (GSU) Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER)’s recent International Business Case Competition.
Posted inAfrica
Georgia State Students Work With African Counterparts to Solve Real-World Business Problems
After a two-year partnership, students from Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business and their counterparts at African universities recently “wowed” symposium attendees with their final projects, which included surprising solutions to real-world international business problems.
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HR Firm Provides Crucial Support to Brazilian Companies Entering the U.S.
The main goal of Connect is to help companies internationalize, with our competitive differentiator being our expertise in the international market.