by Trevor Williams
After 2008, Italy found itself smack in the middle of the less-than-flattering acronym used to lump together Europe's problem-child countries: PIIGS. With a sovereign-debt crisis and a government known for corruption and resistance to reform, the country found itself sliding down the list of preferred investment destinations.
That is starting to change, and the recovery of one of Europe's largest economies provides investment opportunities for Georgia companies and prospects for recruiters looking to bring investment into the state, Italian business leaders said during an event held at Miller & Martin LLP's offices in Atlanta.
Source: http://www.globalatlanta.com/
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