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1). How to Start Your Own Import Export Business By : ian Williamson
The following article aims to assist would-be businessmen and beginners who intend to promote and sell their products or procure their stock in trade, capital assets, to or from the international market, respectively.
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2). Shipping Is Big Industry World-wide By : David Arnold Livingston
There are various sea vessels involved in shipping. It may include box boats or container ships, bulk carriers, tankers, ferries, cable layers, dredgers and barges.
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3). Import Your Own Products And Make Your Profit Margin Miles Wider, Online Or Off By : Sigurd Helland
A message to retailers, home biz'ers and small biz'ers looking for ways to improve their profit margin, by doing their own importing of goods from other cintries - instead of depending on other importers and wholesalers.
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4). The Business of Shopping and Shipping Gifts For the Holidays By : David Arnold Livingston
Packing spells the difference between a shipping package that got destroyed and a package that survived the journey. This article suggests tips for shipping gifts successfully.
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5). How to Make a CSV file for your mailing list. By : Bill Boyd
First lets look at WHAT it is, and Why would we want to make one? CSV means Comma Separated Value, so that means; a ‘value’ that is separated by commas. It is usually made in XL or a txt file. A ‘value’ is explained, in context below. CSV files are the most common kind of format used by most software programs for importing data. This means that if we want to put several hundred names and addresses (values) into a “bulk mailing program” we can usually use a CSV file.
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6). How to Start a Sunglass Distribution Business By : Jorge Olson
Copyright 2006 Jorge Olson -----Business Overview: Distribute Sunglasses to Convenience Stores, Supermarkets and Clothing Shops full time or part time.----- ---What do you need to get started? #1 You need sunglasses. You can’t do it without sunglasses! #2 You could use displays but you don’t really need them to start. These are sunglass displays that hold from 12 to 50 sunglasses.
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7). Export and Import of Inuit Eskimo Art Sculpture By : Clint Leung
The export of certain Inuit sculpture from Canada to other parts of the world including the United States does have some restrictions. In order to reduce harvesting of marine animals such as whales and walruses, the United States Congress passed the Marine Mammal Protection Act in 1972. It was later modified in 1981 and a special section (101) of the act was developed to exclude Eskimo Inuit and other aboriginals living in the state of Alaska.
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8). U.S Companies Must Quickly Register Their Brand Name By : Elif Ozdemir
Trademark experts strongly emphasized the responsibility of American businesses to register immediately their names in China in order to avoid becoming the preys of brand squatters. They said that U.S companies, regardless whether they have future plans for expansion in the Asian country or none, need to enlist their names as quickly as possible. This action is necessary in order for them to avoid losing their business name for other local industries in mainland China.
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9). United States Warn China in Trade Fight By : Elif Ozdemir
February 21th, 2006 by Elif Ozdemir The United States government criticizes China to resolve its rapidly growing trade deficit. Deputy US Trade Representative Karan Bhatia said that their rival country can receive penalizing trade measures from the US government if they do not open up their market to American companies and if they do not treat US firms fairly.
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10). Light-Up Your Wholesale Distribution Sales Selling Refillable Lighters to Convenience Stores By : Jorge Olson
Copyright 2006 Jorge Olson Business Review: Lighters Wholesale Distribution Business. Lighters are one of the easiest things to wholesale and distribute. Stores buy them like crazy! I started selling lighters when I had my route in San Diego with about 600 stores. Other distributors told me about how much money they were making with lighters so I decided to give them a try.
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11). Fair Trade Fundamentals By : Catherine Jones
You’re buying coffee. One label says this roasted mountain-fresh Colombian coffee is ideal for all coffee makers. But is it ideal for the coffee bean’s maker, the farmer? Your choice is empowering. When you choose fair trade, you get more than coffee; you get the opportunity to enrich someone’s life. What Is Fair Trade? Fair trade is an international alternative trading system designed to empower disadvantaged farmers, artisans, and labourers.
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12). International Trade News This Week By : Vasily Klimko
February 20th, 2006 by Vasily Klimko News reports this week contained good and bad news for certain people in the technology, business, economy, trade, and entertainment industries or sectors around the world. First, the technology industry is reported to be booming. A proof of the flourishing technology industry is the 3GSM World Congress held in Barcelona and participated by three biggest cellular phone technology firms in the world - Nokia, Sony Ericsson, and Motorola.
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13). How to Start Your Export Company By : Jorge Olson
Copyright 2006 Jorge Olson What’s the secret of creating an export company? Well, you don’t have to be a manufacturer, an importer or even have your own private products. What you need is knowledge, knowledge of where you want to export and how to contact the importers, distributors, stores or customers in that country. Once you do that getting products is the easy part.
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14). 300 Procter & Gamble Pharmacists will Lose Jobs By : Elif Ozdemir
February 21th, 2006 by Elif Ozdemir Last Friday, Procter and Gamble Company announced that it will eliminate jobs amounting to three hundred from the multinational company's pharmaceutical units during this summer. However, Procter and Gamble did not identify which posts will be removed. The phase out of the posts and other connected activities will take place over numerous months and should be finished on June 30.
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15). Dubai Gives Up on US Ports By : Elif Ozdemir
After several months of suffering numerous criticisms, the United Arab Emirates finally yields to political antagonism. Dubai Ports World has ordered the removal of the facilities from the five ports they have purchased from the United States. Dubai has announced their decision right after the meeting between the Republican representatives in both the House and Senate was concluded.
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16). Shopping Wiser for Electronics By : Elif Ozdemir
It was common observation that people mass forward to their nearest electronics shop the very day after Thanksgiving to buy their early Christmas wares and gifts. That date has been pegged by many businessmen as one of the unbearable cart traffic days of the entire year, if it’s not already the most unbearable. And after the long holiday period, it is expected that some opportunists who are looking for nice bargains trek and dole out some cash that should have been spent during the December days.
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17). China Wholesale Electronics: How to Buy Direct from the Factory in China By : Ivanovich Cuxev
The chinese economy has always been considered somehow as a sleeping dragon. In the past several decades, China has never been active in participating in global trades. But now the wholesale electronic sector in China is rapidly gaining pace.
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18). Make Your Fortune In A Paper Business By : Stephen Pope
The problem with some business ideas is their cost. To manufacture and market a product you have invented could cost you millions of dollars. The investment in machinery, buildings, inventory and other expenditures could bankrupt you before your first sale ever occurred. For this reason, many prefer to run a paper business. Paper businesses do not require large investments of capital for expensive equipment, inventory, and buildings.
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19). Marriage: An Economic Perspective By : Elif Ozdemir
February 15th, 2006 by Elif Ozdemir Is there a correlation between marriage and business trade? When all's been said and done after February 14, what is most in the minds of people smitten by love is "What could be the next best thing?" For any man, after months and months of extravagant spending and nagging from his significant other, the ultimate end of dating has to be realized, if not immediately in the near future.
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20). Venezuela Threatens to Cut off Oil Exports to US By : Elif Ozdemir
February 21th, 2006 by Elif Ozdemir On Sunday, Hugo Chavez, president of Venezuela, threatened Condoleezza Rice. Last Friday, he also made treats to discontinue exporting crude oil to America if they will still try to undermine his administration. This is his response to previous statements made by Condoleza Rice that relationship of Venezuela with Cuba are perilous to the democratic system in Latin nations.
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21). Outsourcing Hidden Gems Revealed! By : Daniel Millions
Advantages of Outsourcing Revealed
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22). The Wholesale Industry in Mexico By : Craig Rad
Mexican wholesalers sell, import and export, supply and deal with all kinds of wholesale products. Mexico is situated in United States of America.
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23). Foreign Business In The US and What About Europe By : derek smiley
I have been asked many times about how does one do a foreign business in the USA. Well other than the original inhabitants of the USA everyone there at one time or another was a foreigner! The first thing which amazed me when i opened a business in the US was how easy it was.
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