Suppliers, don’t fall for short-term temptation of tariffs, tax law changes
Originally published in Automotive News By Daron Gifford Overseas and domestic automotive companies should think long and hard about buying or building plants to take…
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Why London Is Becoming a Global Blockchain Hub
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Benjamin Yablon As the blockchain and cryptocurrency ecosystem evolves, London is emerging as the major financial capital likeliest to become…
Busting Myths About Europe’s Tech Sector
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Shawn Atkinson When it comes to tech, Europe has never been a more exciting place to do business. Many of today’s…
Foreign Exchange Risk Is Rising for Middle-Market Manufacturers
Originally published in Industry Week By Lou Longo and Francia Harris Recent developments in the global trade environment have been coming hard and fast. First, there’s the possible end,…
Cross-border car deals are still hot, despite protectionist sentiment
Originally published in Mergers & Acquisitions By Daron Gifford Protectionist rhetoric in the U.S. and elsewhere is affecting the high-wire world of mergers and acquisitions in…
Why auto suppliers need war game thinking on NAFTA
Originally published on Automotive News By Daron Gifford, Plante Moran Legislation in Washington moves like the Potomac River in winter — slowly, sometimes not at all,…
5 tips for selling your app in international markets
Originally published in App Developer Magazine By Jim Mansfield What you should know when publishing an app that is targeted for a country outside of…
What Uber’s Foray into China Can Teach Other Companies With Similar Ambitions
Originally published in Entrepreneur Magazine By John Kim When Beijing, some months back, announced new regulations to legalize app-based ride-hailing services in China, Uber Technologies Inc. hailed that…
Brexit Shows We Need New Sources of Advice
Originally published in The Street By Stan Bokov Hours after Great Britain, the world’s fifth largest economy, voted to leave the European Union in a move that took Wall…
As Brexit Vote Nears, Fed Adopts the Market’s Risk Off Posture
Originally published in The Street By Debra Silversmith Two much bandied about terms on Wall Street in recent years have been risk on and risk off….