Don’t just localise – think influence: The subtle art of becoming successful in China
Qing Lin has some invaluable tips on doing business in China We’ve …
Qing Lin has some invaluable tips on doing business in China We’ve …
It’s no longer just who can make the product—but how, where, under what conditions, and with what kind of backup plan? And how about sustainability and Net Zero?
These cascading effects have created a transformed trade landscape, establishing a new equilibrium in global economic relations with mixed outcomes for consumers and businesses worldwide.
As far as the two most popular FX cross-currency pairs in the UK, the GBPUSD and GBPEUR, you can see clearly what the effect has been from ongoing political, economic, and financial events. How have these currency prices affected you and your business and what you have done about it?
Expanding into new markets is a bold and rewarding endeavor, but it must be approached with care. Companies that invest time and resources in planning and preparation are far more likely to reap the rewards of globalization
On 13th December 2024 the EU General Products Safety Regulation (GPSR) came …
Asian investors prioritize tradition, wealth preservation, and inflation protection. UK investors, however, are more influenced by market trends, tax advantages, portfolio diversification, and global economic events.
What are tariffs, and how might current political shifts and protectionism affect international trade in the short and long-term?
Qing Lin, Global Market Relations and Expansion (Southeast Asia) Specialist, provides insight into the traditions, meanings, and messages that can help us to make the most of this auspicious ‘Spring Festival’.
With both the UK and Germany undergoing significant industrial changes, the focus on decarbonisation presents a unique opportunity for collaboration.