by Jessica Hoyt | May 18, 2017 | Business Culture, Business Expansion, Culture, EU, Europe, International Expansion, UK, United Kingdom
Expanding your company’s reach into the United Kingdom is a great business opportunity. However, if you don’t adapt to the UK’s local colour/color and flavour/flavor, your expansion can be bumpy, at best, and a dismal failure, at worst. A good rule of...
by Jessica Hoyt | May 4, 2017 | Business Expansion, Global, International Expansion
Globig aims to make taking your business into foreign countries faster, easier, less risky, and more affordable. Here at Globig, we’ve been working hard to make your experience even better. We are excited to share Globig’s new features and services with you. Globig...
by Jessica Hoyt | May 2, 2017 | Accelerators/Incubators, Asia, Asia Pacific, Business Expansion, Foreign Direct Investment, Funding, International Expansion, Singapore, Startups
Singapore is a great place to live and invest. Singapore consistently ranks as a top place to do business and is an innovation hub. The working population is highly educated and multilingual while the regulatory burden is low. Access to global markets and a pro...
by Jessica Hoyt | Mar 31, 2017 | Business Expansion, Foreign Direct Investment, Funding, Startups
Although the use of foreign direct investment (FDI) incentives is a controversial economic policy, it is thriving worldwide as governments compete for foreign business and investment. Traditionally, FDI was thought of as a way to attract multinational corporations...
by Jessica Hoyt | Mar 28, 2017 | Business Expansion, Entity Creation, EU, UK, United Kingdom
Are you considering expanding into the United Kingdom? The UK offers a great consumer market, has a modern and comprehensive business infrastructure, and boasts a highly skilled talent pool, all of which make it a great first stop when expanding into Europe. When...
by Jessica Hoyt | Mar 23, 2017 | Business Entity, Business Expansion, Entity Creation, International Expansion, North America, United States, US
This is the final article in our series on setting up a U.S. business. This article will discuss the hybrid business model of limited liability companies (LLC). Limited liability companies are fairly common for startups (although not as common as corporations) and are...
