When SAS Scandinavian Airlines conducted its extensive analysis of prospective new route from Copenhagen to Atlanta, it wasn’t just the promise of passengers that stood out. The Southeast U.S. is […]
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Poised for Partnership: Half-Century of Ties Lays Foundation for New Canadian Consul General
Canadian Consul General Rosaline Kwan arrived in Atlanta last fall, just as a wave of celebration was just starting to crest. For nearly a year leading up to her appointment, […]
Experts: Brazil Equals Opportunity — With the Right Long-Term Plan
Brazil may have fallen off the investment map for many global brands, but South America’s largest economy still holds vast opportunity with the right plans to navigate bureaucracy, cultural challenges […]
Rivian Delays Georgia Plant as CEO Says It Will Be Vital for Production, Exports
Electric vehicle maker Rivian’s reveal of a smaller, more affordable SUV should have been a day of celebration in Georgia. The company has long said that a $5 billion plant […]
Georgia Trade Leads: Chinese Chicken Feet to Chilean Beer Cans
Georgia’s trade offices around the world have relayed March inquiries, with buyers from South America and Asia seeking products in agribusiness and food processing and packaging. In China, buyers have […]
Dutch King and Queen to Visit Georgia in June
When the king and queen of the Netherlands visit the U.S. this June, they’ll be spending half of their four-day trip in Georgia. Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima are […]
Colombia Invites Georgia Companies to 100th Matchmaking Forum in April
Colombia is inviting Georgia firms looking to diversify their product sourcing to its 100th matchmaking forum, this year held in the coastal tourism hub of Cartagena. The four-day event is […]
Atlanta Draws Focus in Dutch Push to Boost Black Business After Slavery Apology
As the Netherlands tries to turn its official remorse over its historical role in slavery into action, Atlanta is in a prime position to capitalize on the country’s efforts to […]
INEOS Grenadier Off-Road Vehicles Entering North America Through Georgia
A European chemical giant’s foray into rugged vehicles will roll through Georgia en route to markets in the U.S. Built in Hambach, France, by INEOS, a British chemical multinational with […]
Avoiding the Avalanche: Evaluating Your Supply Chain for Export Control and Sanctions RiskÂ
Editor’s note: This is a sponsored article posted on behalf of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP as part of its annual partnership with Global Atlanta. Two years today since the world […]