International-Business Articles

Tips on Conducting Business Internationally

We all live in a world which is becoming more and global in outlook. Most corporates in the US now depend on other countries to conduct their business. That also means that you need to be aware of opportunities of doing business elsewhere in the world.

By: Amit Kheterpal

Market Intergrations: All About Globalization

Globalization has almost dissolved local markets, and because of this competition for companies has significantly increased. Also, corporate finance options have also increased as a result of globalization.

By: Bercle George

Heads Up for Companies with Foreign Business Ties

The U.S. has demonstrated sanctions against countries it finds a threat or violation to human rights and democracy. The Office of Foreign Asset Controls (OFAC) is an arm of the Treasury Department that monitors the U.S. foreign market to enforce rules on any businesses that work with blacklisted foreign countries or persons.

By: Art Gib

Doing Business in Thailand

In Thailand, primarily three types of business organizations can be formed such as sole proprietorship firms, partnership firms, limited companies, and joint ventures. In this article, further discussed is regarding the nature of each of these categories of business.

By: Wolfgang Jaegel

Opportunities Abroad: China Sourcing For Home E-biz

China has, in recent years, gained prominence as a manufacturing center to the world Their ability to produce a wide scope of goods at competitive price points has made them a global go-to source for importers

By: Chris Malta & Robin Cowie

Are You Ready To Go International?

Are YOU ready to communicate and sell in this international medium, where most Internet users are outside North America and English may be their second language?

By: Ranju Kumar

Made In China: Importing Options For Online Retailers

More and more online sellers are taking advantage of the low overhead costs and high profit margins that importing can yield If you’re interested in introducing importing into your E-Biz product sourcing strategy, international trade fairs can provide you a rich resource for unique new products and quality suppliers

By: Chris Malta & Robin Cowie

Formal Introductions to Start Good Relations with Mexican Businesses

Knowing how to properly address professionals in Mexico will set the tone for future negotiations. Do it right and appear as a savvy business person ready to handle international business. Get it wrong and you risk either insulting the person or showing you are an international novice.

By: Richard Villasana

Texas Relates To Import Safety Issues As China Executes Its Top Food and Drug Administrator

China’s official Xinhua news agency announced yesterday the execution of Zheng Xiaoyu, the former head of its State Food and Drug Administration, in an attempt to show the country’s seriousness about cleaning up obvious problems with exporting contaminated food and drugs.

By: Pat Carpenter

Doing Business in Russia in American Dollars

American dollars are very popular in Russian economy. Now is the good time to start trade with Russia.

By: Luda Iazykova

Your Guide to Importing From China

A Typical step by step process covering your goods from factory to your door

By: Arthur Stoller

China Is Rising - Outlook On Chinese Economy

It’s been happening rapidly and it’s been happening (with the odd hiccup) consistently. For 10 years the PRC has been growing at a break neck pace at something like 10 per cent per annum.

By: Wolfgang Jaegel

Manufacture Product Or Import From China? - With One Child Or Two?

If only China knew decades ago of its future explosion in the global marketplace, it surely would hot have implemented a one-child policy as they have done over the past decades Now Beijing is faced with a huge demographic challenge

By: Justin Luyt

Import Product From China - At What Cost?

The manufacturing job market is growing rapidly in China and sure is not declining a bit Currently the manufacturing sector is one of the largest employment sectors in China and at the rate it is growing it sure is a concern for US manufacturers

By: Justin Luyt

Half the Year in a Wonderland

Live in paradise and cut your IRS taxes by 90 percent.

By: Garland Choate

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