News About Economic Development
Global Commerce
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4/29/2010 - Georgia China Alliance Names New Chairperson
In addition to naming its new chairwoman, the organization also announced the nomination of the following individuals to its Executive Committee: John Ray of J.P. Morgan Chase, Craig Lesser of The Pendleton Consulting Group, Matthew Patterson of Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Lei Shan of Merrill Lynch, Trae Westmoreland of Georgia Power, and Lei Fang, Ph.D, M.D. of Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP.
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4/13/2010 - Why Indian IT companies are outsourcing to US
Atlanta is welcoming, too. Wipro received in February an award from the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce for being a top source of job creation in the previous year and an expected source of future growth for a city with a new emphasis on attracting Indian businesses
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3/22/2010 - Woodward: Benelux focused on "green" -- By John Woodward
The Metro Atlanta Chamber regularly conducts international marketing trips and missions, and strategically focuses its resources on priority targets.
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3/19/2010 - GO: Global Opportunities Program
GO is an innovative Global Business & Talent Development program, connecting business executives with extensive international experience with participants just starting out in global business
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3/15/2010 - Brazilian chamber slates new leaders
The Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce of Georgia (BACC-GA), has elected six new board members and named Robert West, an attorney with Greenberg & Traurig, LLP, as its new chairman.
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3/12/2010 - Wipro To Boost U.S. Hiring
Wipro To Boost U.S. Hiring
Information Week - 3/12/10
Last month, the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce tapped Wipro for one of its Global Impact awards, which it hands to companies that help in "attracting, retaining, and expanding international business in the Atlanta are," according to the group's Web site.
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2/2/2010 - Global Impact Awards -- Metro Atlanta Chamber Honors Businesses and Leaders Impacting International Business in Metro Atlanta
International businesses and leaders were honored today by the Metro Atlanta Chamber for their impact in attracting, retaining and expanding international business in the metro Atlanta area during 2009.
The Global Commerce Council of the Metro Atlanta Chamber hosted the first annual Global Impact Awards. The keynote speaker was Ken Cornelius, president and CEO of Siemens One, and past chairman of the council.
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11/17/2009 - Global Impact Awards
The Global Impact Award Luncheon will be held on Feb. 2, 2010
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10/12/2009 - Metro Atlanta Chamber hosts a visit from Ambassador Ronald Kirk
The Metro Atlanta Chamber hosted Ambassador Ronald Kirk, the U.S. Trade Representative, for a series of high-profile events during his first visit to Atlanta on Oct. 6.
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8/18/2009 - Chamber in the News -- Atlanta Business Chronicle
Chamber lands Russian software firm
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7/29/2009 - Chamber in the News -- Atlanta Business Chronicle
Chinamex picks Atlanta for U.S. Headquarters
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7/28/2009 - Chamber in the News -- Global Atlanta
More than 100 Chinese Companies Coming Through Atlanta
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7/15/2009 - Chamber in the News -- Global Atlanta
NTT Increases Its Presence in Atlanta
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5/20/2009 - Chamber in the News -- Global Atlanta
Chinese Delegation
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8/26/2008 - Largest Economy in Latin America Opens Consulate in Metro Atlanta
Brazil opens new consulate to strengthen trade ties with Georgia
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3/20/2008 - International Trade Is Insulating Atlanta Economy
Our growing ability to attract investment from abroad is a major factor in keeping its economy strong during this national economic downturn
High Tech
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12/21/2009 - Startup rolls out flexible display
Norcross startup debuts 112 inch, super thin digital display
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11/13/2009 - Resilient data centers to add 150M dollars in space
Two data center operators will make substantial investment in new capacity in Atlanta
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10/23/2009 - Blackberry maker invests 300 million dollars in Atlanta
Blackberry maker, Research in Motion, has invested 300 million dollars in its Atlanta facility, co-CEO Jim Balsillie told a breakfast gathering.
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10/21/2009 - GT gets 12M dollars to build supercomputer
Georgia Tech has received a federal grant to build a high performance computing system that will allow the school to turbocharge its research capabilities.
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10/19/2009 - Startups Give Hope
The startup technology community is alive and hopeful. There are good reasons to be optimistic about our future in attracting, growing and funding tech businesses.
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10/16/2009 - Ideas chase scarce money at venture conference
There was no shortage of innovative business ideas at Venture Atlanta 2009 Wednesday, from a medical device to treat stroke victims, to remote-controlled streaming video shot from a tethered helium blimp, to a shopping coupon service for mobile devices.
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10/9/2009 - Silicon Valley, Boston VCs flock to Atlanta
Many local tech firms get their capital from across state lines
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10/6/2009 - Anodyne Health Partners to be Purchased
Athenahealth to pay up to 30M Dollars for Georgia Software Firm
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9/28/2009 - UGA Sets New Record for Research Funding
University of Georgia research funding hits record high of 174 million dollars
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9/25/2009 - Atlanta Software Firm Receives 4.5 Million Dollar Investment
Oversight Systems lands 4.5M dollars and closes B round at 14.5M dollars
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9/22/2009 - Venture Atlanta Continues to Showcase High-Quality Presenting Companies
Over 45 innovative, high-growth companies to be featured alongside keynotes and industry leaders
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9/22/2009 - GSU Prof. Gets 1M Dollar Stimulus Grant
Federal stimulus grant from the National Science Foundation given to improve a computer simulation model to help firefighters battle wildfires more effectively.
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8/18/2009 - Sprint Launches 4G Broadband Covering Atlanta
Atlanta is among the first cities to enjoy 4G wireless connections from Sprint.
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7/27/2009 - ATDC merges with VentureLab and Georgia SBIR program
The Advanced Technology Development Center at Georgia Tech has merged with VentureLab and the Georgia SBIR program.
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5/5/2008 - Largest Venture Capital Event in Georgia History
Venture Atlanta 2008 will be the largest venture capital event in Georgia history and is expected to bring outside funding to our state and stimulate economic growth