Reports of Large Fuel Price Decreases are a Welcome Breath of Good News
Data indicates estimated decreases in the fuel price in the coming week as follows: R2.35 per liter for ULP95, R2.18… Read More
Difficulties in Easing Sanctions on Myanmar
The global sanctions regime against Myanmar is one of the few adopted that can be described as an unambiguous victory… Read More
Navigating the Technological Disruption of Shipping and Logistics
The Hyperloop, a conceptual high-speed mode of transport theorized by Elon Musk, is proof that the transportation industry will be… Read More
The Future of Trade is Digital
For the last 12 months the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) has endeavored to discover the future of global trade…. Read More
To Offshore or Not: Try a Price Elasticity Analysis
For very high volume products like toys, it’s usually quite apparent after a quick analysis that offshoring is a good… Read More
Proposed IRS Country-by-Country Reporting Regulations: What Do They Mean for You?
Country-by-country (CbC) reporting is essentially exactly what it sounds like: a report that shows every country where a multinational enterprise… Read More
Opportunities for U.S. Businesses and Travelers from Changes to U.S. Cuba Regulations
On March 16, the Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) published a final rule that further facilitates travel… Read More
Seizing Export Opportunities in Emerging Markets
Consider a recent transaction involving an Australian agricultural producer and a food company in India. In this situation, the varied… Read More
Hybrid Strategy Works Best When High-Tech Companies Go Global
Following a hybrid competitive strategy leads to superior financial performance in the internationalization of high-technology companies, shows a new Finnish… Read More
Plan Now to Prevent Data Disaster Later
What would be the impact on your business if the roof blew off your building? If your offices filled with… Read More
Green Energy Actually Increases U.S. Dependence on Imports
One of the common rationales for promoting wind and solar energy technologies is to reduce dependence on foreign sources of… Read More
Cuba Sanctions Are Changing – But Don’t Break Out the Cigars Yet
Since President Obama has returned from his historic trip to Cuba, can American tourists now also travel to Cuba to… Read More
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