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CHILE’S AUSTERE FISCAL POLICY, IMPLEMENTED TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMY, HAS LEFT THE COUNTRY WITH “A SUBSTANTIAL INFRASTRUCTURE DEFICIT,” AND HAS OPENED UP OPPORTUNITIES FOR ATLANTA CONSTRUCTION, RAILROAD AND PORT FACILITY… Continue reading CHILE RIPE FOR INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS

ATLANTA-BASED COMMUNICATIONS GENERAL INTERNATIONAL INC. (CGII) HAS SIGNED A $600,000 CONTRACT TO PERFORM TECHNICAL  AND STRATEGIC ADVISORY SERVICES FOR THE TELEPHONE ORGANIZATION OF THAILAND, THE STATE-OWNED TELEPHONE COMPANY. ERIC GLASSCOTT,… Continue reading ATLANTA FIRM TO AID THAILAND TELCO DEVELOPMENT

DANIEL P. AMOS, PRESIDENT AND CEO OF COLUMBUS-BASED AFLAC INC., ASSUMED THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF THE JAPAN-AMERICA SOCIETY OF GEORGIA, AT THE ANNUAL DIRECTORS’ MEETING HELD MAY 23.  HE REPLACED JOSEPH… Continue reading AFLAC’S DANIEL AMOS NEW JAPAN-AMERICA SOCIETY CHAIRMAN

ALBERTO COLL, A SENIOR FELLOW AT THE CARNEGIE COUNCIL FOR ETHICS AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS AND PROFESSOR OF STRATEGY AND POLICY AT THE UNITED STATES NAVAL WAR COLLEGE, TOLD ATTENDEES AT… Continue reading OPENING TO CUBA SEEN IN 3 YEARS

The World Bank views Vietnam’s economic development with “cautious optimism,” and is concerned about the lack of coordination in the development of its infrastructure, said David Dollar, the bank’s principal… Continue reading World Bank Economist Guarded On Vietnam