The US is a thriving market with a stable economic, political, and legal structure that offers a wealth of opportunities for UK companies.

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The World Cup has now come and gone. How is destination South Africa poised for the future, and how is it set to benefit from the legacy of the World Cup?

Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has embarked on the mission India@75 to create an inclusive India that is economically vital, technically innovative, socially and ethically vibrant by 75 years of its independence.

The special relationship between the US and the UK is no myth, particularly when it comes to trade and investment. How can you gain access to the world’s most lucrative consumer market? The Invest in America program, that's how.

Corporate Social Responsibility seems to be the new business buzzword globally. Like so many aspects of western culture, it has been enthusiastically embraced in the Gulf, and to a lesser extent in the rest of the Arab world.

Multinationals need ensure their operations are in harmony with local policies. To encourage ethics, the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises provide adhering governments with voluntary principles and standards that businesses are encouraged to comply with, wherever they are operating around the world.

Despite the difficulties and financial risks involved in investing in Ukraine, many brave and determined investors have come to the country to conduct business with huge success, says Anna Derevyanko, Executive Director, EBA.

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Michael Thomas, Director General, The Middle East Association, underlines the importance of the Middle East and Near East region for British business, and explains how the Association can help British companies take advantage of the opportunities.

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Despite the global economic downturn taking a heavy toll on the construction sector, the industry remains one of the major engines of Europe’s growth, says Ulrich Paetzold, Director General, FIEC.

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Tough new anti-bribery laws are to be introduced later this year aimed at cleaning up international trade and helping British businesses to trade overseas. The lower value of sterling and weak markets at home mean there's never been a better time to sell abroad. According to the Act's author, Claire Ward, the Bribery Act will help exporters by setting new standards for international trade. See Interview.

Recent enlargement of the EU was a milestone in the process of unifying Europe, bringing benefits to the agriculture and agri-food sector in both the new and old member states.

Despite the absence of a clear global strategy for the fight against climate change, world carbon markets continue to expand. This is true as much for regulated markets as for their “voluntary” counterparts.

Croatia is known worldwide for its rich culture and natural beauty. However, Croatia is very favorable for investors and inward investment is becoming more and more important for the economy of the country.

The St. Petersburg International Business Association for North-Western Russia (SPIBA) is an international, non-profit, independent organisation which unites foreign and Russian companies that share SPIBA’s mission and principles.

The Indian economy has continued to expand when most developed countries have seen their economies contract. India’s position on the global stage has also strengthened with the growing importance of the G-20 which is gaining prominence as the premier forum for managing the global economy.