It’s the goal of many UK start-ups, particularly those in technology, to expand into the likes of Europe, North America or the Asia.

Thought you had nothing more to do with the EU? In the ever-evolving landscape of international trade, UK entrepreneurs are treading a tightrope of regulations and certifications crucial for navigating the bustling markets of the EU

The European Union (EU) is preparing to abolish the €150 duty-free threshold for imported low-value products. This measure is openly aimed at Temu, Shein and Alixexpress, the three Chinese e-commerce giants

British business owners would prefer listing on the LSE as almost half think international markets present ‘too many risks’

Taking your business to new territories can help you tap into new markets, expand your customer base, and boost revenue.

What are the challenges that could rise with taking your business abroad?

Key trends and regional differences that influence venture-backed business growth in the UK, Europe, the US, and the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region

British companies must brace themselves for a markedly different consumer landscape to succeed in the Land of Opportunity

How to achieve a positive mindset and spearhead growth

British companies set to benefit from billions of pounds of new exporting opportunities. Government agency claims recent announcement will significantly boost UK economy

There is little not to like about the concept of exporting. A huge new market waiting to be taken is an attractive concept. But for several reasons, it can go horribly wrong and end up costing you dear

Fear of failure or fear of commitment can be overcome with the right mindset and tools