If you sell to customers, work with suppliers, outsource services or contract manufacturing outside of your domestic territory you’re already conducting business overseas. And it is important to remember some of the nuances that exist pertaining to international business. Here are ten tips to keep in mind before you finalize your next international transaction. 1. Be diligent and put it on paper. When you work with any new partner (in any capacity) it’s important to do your due diligence. Create a standardized file that includes company information, years in business, and professional...


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