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Is your business delivering electronic content to consumers worldwide? The global market for digital media is booming, and products traditionally sold in tangible formats—music, books, movies—are readily available as instantaneous downloads, straight to a consumer’s device of choice.

But as com Read More

Are you considering growing your business by exporting your products to the US marketplace? Thorough planning will highlight what you need to know before... Read More

The High Street as we know it is fast disappearing. Where are the butcher, the baker, the candlestick maker, the grocer, the newspaper shop and the hardware store? Are we ever going to see the return of the High Street filled with shops and businesses or is it gone for ever? Read More

Facebook has just acquired Instagram for $1 billion. How does the deal shape up when compared with the most expensive website deals of all time? Read More

Thanks to an increasing number of environmentally-conscious business owners, purchasing green office supplies is the newest trend. In fact, it has even become the more convenient option for business owners due to the growing green market.

If you want to learn how to make your office more environ Read More

If expansion to China is on your mind, good news: The Chinese economy is expected to become the world’s largest by 2020. The not-so-good news is that, even if you’re interested in simply exploring the Chinese market prior to making a long-term commitment, you may need to set up a legal presence. Wh Read More

U.S. to reach $362 billion by the end of 2016, Europe - $230.4 billion by 2016, but it is China that aims at becoming "the leading market for global e-commerce" with e-commerce sales reaching $2.86 trillion by the end of 2015. Read More

If personal brand is so important, how many of us are actually evaluating what our name is associated with? Equally, have you identified what you want your name to be associated with? Read More

China can be a notoriously difficult place for foreign companies to do business. With strict rules for entities and complex tax regulations, just getting on the ground can be a pain in itself. But while sales may roll in to your Chinese entity, there’s an added complication foreign companies face: Read More