Global Atlanta
French tech firms will have an easier time finding Atlanta with the city s designation as a La French Tech community.
Atlanta has been named a “French Tech” hub, a designation boosters say will put the city on the map for startups looking to expand from France to
North America.
France’s Ministry of Economy, Finance and Recovery announced the seal of approval in a batch with seven other locales that applied, including
Chicago in the U.S., the nation of
Australia and the
Istanbul.
La French Tech hubs exist in about 100 cities about half of them (including 13 tech “capitals” and 45 communities) are in France, with the rest spread around the world. They provide a rallying point for French and “Francophile” companies and serve as a locus for French government’s outbound support programs, which include seed funding, trade missions and more.
Global Atlanta
TeamViewer has been bolstering its industrial augmented-reality and Internet of Things capabilities via acquisitions and aims to target customers in the manufacturing field.
German remote desktop and access provider
TeamViewer is set to create 100 job sat a new Atlanta office over the next four years at a new sales and business development office.
Based in
Stuttgart region of the state of
Badem-Wurttemberg, the cloud-based IT solutions provider already counts major clients in the metro Atlanta area and hopes to branch out to additional customers with its new location. Its North American base is in
Tampa.
Finn Faldi, president of
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Georgia voting law reaction: Coca-Cola, Delta, others issue responses
By FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team
Published
Human rights groups calling on Georgia-based corporations to denounce election reforms
Protesters held a die-in outside the World of Coca-Cola Monday and demanded the corporation stop donations to lawmakers that supported recent election legislation.
ATLANTA - Activists are calling for boycotts of Georgia companies that hesitated to challenge sweeping election reform signed into law by Gov. Brian Kemp on March 25.
The new law s critics said it is problematic because its restrictions inordinately affect minority voters. The law s supporters argue it institutes some common sense election security measures.
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