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May 27th, 2011
Mark Burkhalter / International Business Consultant

Insight from A Georgian In London (05.27.11)


The U.K. is coming back to the Peach State-- In A Big Way.

Transatlantic business between the U.K. and Southeast is growing particularly stealthily this week, with announcements of new locations in London and Atlanta and the return of the U.K. Investment Office to the Peach State. We also explore the past 125 years Coca-Cola has spent in Ireland and mark the ten-year anniversary of TSYS in Europe. Keep reading to find out the safety of fracking and who is doing some heavy foreign recruiting. Finally, we all know she is a new Duchess, what else is Kate Queen of?

In this issue: 

IN THIS ISSUE

Lloyd's Sees Insurance Hub in Atlanta

U.K. Investment Office Returning to Atlanta

TSYS Marks a Decade in Europe

London Firm to Buy MACTEC

Barack Obama bolsters transatlantic relationship in Westminster speech

No need to ban shale gas in UK: parliament committee

The 'real thing' celebrates 125 years of global success

Coca-Cola Enterprises targets carbon reductions and recognizes outstanding supplier performance

Universities step up overseas recruiting

 

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