Smaller Firms Buy Overseas Shops
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When WebMethods Inc. looked at tiny California technology firm Infravio Inc. as an acquisition candidate, the Fairfax company knew that Infravio's product would be a perfect fit for its software suite. But the real head-turner about the 65-person start-up was the location of its employees: 50...
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A myriad of financial institutions including banks, mutual funds, insurance companies, investment firms and credit-card companies are sending work to overseas locations.
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Demand lots of value at low prices.
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NEW YORK/HONG KONG  - Chinese companies are  starting to pursue North American and European electronics and  consumer brands as their government pushes them to build global  sales forces for their low-cost products.
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With an economic boom in developing countries, established stock exchanges are increasingly dependent on attracting business from companies based far from their home countries.
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Business & money: Â· Store group challenges Tesco view on pricesÂ· Pledge to give a better deal to smaller suppliers
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New e-commerce and marketing tools will help small businesses sell their products and services online.
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You can find hidden value in struggling businesses.
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Keep an eye on this small-cap industrial equipment firm.
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Businesses in Europe, Asia can net bucks for outdated computer equipment, company says.
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When solid companies are on sale, it's a good time to go shopping.
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Strong overseas sales helped offset weakness in the North American market.
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Deb Shops has cash in the bank and more on the way.
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Around 80 small to medium-sized enterprises from across Ireland, north and south, are aiming to generate business in Belfast today.
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The fast-food retailer benefits from international sales.
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JERUSALEM -- For US firms looking to slash costs by farming out work abroad, eyes may turn first toward bargains like Bangalore or Beijing.
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Some companies are pulling customer care services back to U.K., but investment in offshore markets expected to continue.