International expansion does not always begin with a new office, a large local team, or months of preparation. Sometimes it starts with a few orders from another country. A potential client sends an enquiry, a company notices overseas traffic on its website, or a small advertising campaign begins to attract attention in a new market.
The world as we know it changes around us, the Europe of old and the business culture that existed may be changing as well. A key component of this culture…
— last modified 18 May 2021 The European Commission adopted on 18 May a Communication on Business Taxation for the 21st century to promote a robust, efficient and fair business…
For some industries in the UK, the impacts of Brexit are already starting to be felt as uncertainty around some industries continue. But one of the big spaces that has…
Data shows that virtual events are becoming more popular, and while many still believe that live events are the main way to promote a business, that might change in the…
— last modified 15 April 2021 The European took steps on 14 April to ensure that borrowing under the temporary recovery instrument NextGenerationEU will be financed on the most advantageous…
— last modified 10 February 2021 The RRF is the key instrument at the heart of NextGenerationEU, the EU’s plan for emerging stronger from the COVID-19 pandemic. It will play…
