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The global business landscape has become increasingly complex. Globalization and the digital economy have opened opportunities for organizations of all sizes who are willing to bring their ideas to new markets. However, our interdependence has also led to liability. Global companies face a myriad of challenges from trade wars to supply chain disruption. While the risks are often worth the reward, smart leaders know that preparation is the key to withstanding the global winds of change.
Whether you are entering the U.S. market for the first time or looking to take your U.S. operations global, you’ll find a wide range of business issue, regulation and location-specific resources with an international perspective to help you build resilience and agility into every facet of your business.
Expanding into the United States
The United States is known as an innovate market encouraging of free enterprise and competition. For businesses looking to diversify their assets and gain access to a wealth of new customers, it represents a worthwhile opportunity for growth. But it does come with its own unique challenges—particularly because of its size, business culture and workforce nuances, and diversity of jurisdictions.