The need to stay ahead or on pace with the competition is driving most companies to go global. But the journey can be bumpy, say CFOs.
For small and midsize businesses, expanding overseas can lead into unfamiliar — and sometimes unfriendly — terrain.
Chinese and Indian companies are rapidly expanding their footprints on the continent. But for U.S. firms, the opportunity is tempered by uncertainty.
As China grows prominent on the world stage, the management style and human-resources practices that are commonly found there could seep into the West.
China agrees to observational visits from the PCAOB.
An agreement between U.S. and Chinese regulators to observe audits of U.S. companies in China is a far cry from full access. But it’s a start in the battle for more transparency.
Godiva Chocolatier is enjoying double-digit growth, thanks in part to innovative chocolates and expansion in Asia, says CFO Dave Marberger.
Companies are running out of jobs that can be moved abroad.
Although companies may soon run short of jobs to send abroad, that doesn’t mean they will hire more at home, a research group predicts.
Manufacturers pick up the pace amid predictions of a U.S. resurgence.
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What better way to get up to speed on a critical foreign market than to send the entire senior team there for an extended stay?
