The Growing Cost of Doing Business in China
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Groupon's Expansion Strategy
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Introducing Inc.com's Local Sections
Inc.com is launching new pages devoted to New York City small business news, Atlanta small business news, Chicago small business news, San Francisco small bu... Read more
How to Survive a Beijing Business Trip
From the minute you land in Beijing, nothing is business as usual. Read more
How to Find a Contract Manufacturer in China
One young entrepreneur explains what he learned by quitting his job and hopping on a one-way flight to China. Read more
Small Businesses Fight Offshore Tax Havens
Multinational companies use tax havens to avoid $37 billion in taxes -- money that could be spent on a small business lending fund. Read more
10 Steps to Starting a Business in China
China's fast-growing consumer class is giving business owners new reasons to set up shop abroad. Here's how to start and grow your business. Read more
A Name the Press Could Love
A new bakery proves that a killer name can be the best marketing strategy. Read more
In China, the Cost of Doing Business Rises
Recent wage hikes combined with rising prices mean China isn't as cheap an option as it once was. Read more
For Tech Entrepreneurs Looking Beyond Silicon Valley, Chile is Ready and Waiting
Despite a recent earthquake, Chile is positioning itself for future technology investments and innovation. Read more
The $100 iPad Killer?
A cheaper tablet on the horizon. It will run Google's Android operating system and it will likely be sold by a Chinese computer company. That's the... Read more
Case Study: Attempting a Global Merger
The CEOs lived on different continents and barely knew each other. Could they make a deal work? Read more
How to Set Up a London Office
If you are thinking of taking your company across the pond, be prepared to give up your car, pay high rents, and leave your business cards in your wallet. Read more
China: Malware Capital Of The World
What a claim to fame for Shaoxing, China. It holds the world record for most malware attacks coming out of the country with the national title in the same... Read more
Go Daddy, Network Solutions Pull Back From China
In the wake of Google's decision to stop censoring online content in China, two domain name registrars announce their retreat. Read more
Google Redirects Chinese Traffic
Search giant Google has begun redirecting traffic away from Google.cn, its main Chinese site, and to Google.com.hk, this afternoon. Read more
How to Build an International Brand
For decades, Coca-Cola and IBM were among the scant few globally-recognized brands. By crafting a universal message and increasing brand awareness, here's ho... Read more
How to Start Selling Internationally
Advice for business owners on researching foreign markets, putting together an export plan, and finding salespeople overseas. Read more
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Technical Consumer Products
Ellis Yan was creating those more efficient spiral light bulbs way before 'green' was a buzzword. Read more
FACE Time: French American Conference for Entrepreneurs 
Senior Editor Rick Schine speaks with French American entrepreneurs on their dual-country businesses, and how to be successful in both. Watch video
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: MonaVie
How this producer of health drinks has gotten the attention of celebs like Rachael Ray, and is saving the rainforest one acai berry at a time. Read more
Meet the Bill Gates of Ghana
Brash, ambitious, and optimistic, Herman Chinery-Hesse has already accomplished what many considered impossible--building a thriving tech business in his nat... Read more
Is Outsourcing to China Over?
A growing number of American manufacturers seem to be profiting from an anti-outsourcing backlash. Read more
An Olympic Shutdown?
Beijing's Olympic dreams may be a nightmare for U.S. companies Read more
Finding Salespeople Abroad
Locating top performers in the global economy. Read more
How to Get Ahead in China
When Mitch Free first went... Read more
Trading Places: Inc.'s 2008 Export Guide
Who has petrodollars to spend? Where can you sell construction equipment? Jewelry? Management consulting? And where is the market that grew an astounding 55,... Read more
What Are You Trying to Say? [Audio]
English may still be the international language of business, but as more entrepreneurs work abroad, they're finding themselves lost in translation. So how... Watch video
Center of Attention
While many U.S. entrepreneurs are going global these days, Central America is not often the first place they look. Big mistake. Watch video
The Oil Boom
With oil well over $100 a barrel and gas prices flirting with $4 a gallon, oil-rich nations are becoming just that -- rich. So who has the most petrodolla... Watch video
In Spanish, It's Un Equipo
In English, it's a team. Either way, it's tough to build. Read more
The Believer
The Harvard M.B.A., the Fortune 500 experience, the connections that come with both--those are just some of the reasons Selena Cuffe can pretty much write he... Read more
No Free Pass [Audio]
When it comes to doing business abroad, sometimes you have to pay to play. Problem is, it's usually illegal. Associate editor Hannah Clark explains the ri... Watch video
Perestroika Continues [Audio]
Fidel Castro has given up power. The bad news is that he gave it to his brother Raul. Could the shift bring opportunity for U.S. entrepreneurs? Reporter S... Watch video
