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Opportunity knocks overseas, but can small businesses capitalise?
By Marcus Leach
Too many UK small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are giving international trade the cold shoulder despite compelling evidence that firms of all sizes operating overseas are weathering the economic crisis better than those solely focused on the home market.
And with non-EU...
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Sterling hits new high against euro
22/12/11
Sterling hit the highest level against the euro since January 2011, breaking through €1.20/£1 and hitting a high of €1.2043/£1 as strong demand for lending from the ECB failed to alleviate concerns over the European debt crisis. Despite sterling’s strength...
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Survive And Thrive In The Crisis By Trading Internationally
"I think in the modern world, for business, you don't have the choice. You have to look at a much broader market than just the UK shores." - Stephen Bates, CEO, ITRS Group, Winners of The HSBC International Trade Awards 2009
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