Foreign companies are scorning public markets in the U.S. and going public--abroad.

FORBES: Public Shunning

Blue-chip companies are going private. foreign companies are scorning public markets in the U.S. and going public--abroad.

FORBES: Public Shunning

Importing from 55 countries--at least 80% of inventory comes from small shops abroad--is slower than going to a wholesaler.

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Stacie Nevadomski Berdan, co-author of the book, Get Ahead By Going Abroad, found similarly strong results when she and her co-author, Perry Yeatman, conducted research for their book.

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It was beyond exciting and everything that I wanted- I knew that going to school abroad would allow me to be able to broaden my horizons and give me a better idea of the world.

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Microsoft's pirated software police have been going after companies abroad for years, but getting those far-away folks into US courtrooms isn't easy.

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An inevitable increase in freight costs is not going to wipe out the benefits of manufacturing in low-cost countries abroad.

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If you do that, I think that there are going to be a lot of people who -- even if they're educated abroad -- want to come home to make their mark.

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