Our Practical Guides on how to do business in China, essential for anyone aiming to intelligently invest in a country which has quickly become one of the major global powers in matters of innovation, research and development.
The second in a new line of regional guides for the China market, “Invest in China: Shanghai and the East” (ICE), explores the Yangtze River Delta area, the economic powerhouse of modern China, inclusive of Shanghai municipality and the provinces of Jiangsu, Anhui and Zhejiang. Through this guide we provide insights and suggestions to new and existing investors on local laws and regulations, regional development initiatives, subsidies and incentives as well as much more.
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Introduction India, in the recent times has been considered as a land of opportunities and true to its words, investing into India has been fruitful for multinational companies world-wide. The first step to investing into India is to open a company into India and starting business in the country. India comprises of various states and
According to the Vietnam E-commerce Association (VECOM), as of early 2024, there were 78.44 million internet users in Vietnam with 72.7 million social media users (equivalent to 73.3% of the total population and 165.5 million mobile connections (equivalent to 169.8% of the total population) in Vietnam1. These statistics highlight Vietnam’s rapid growth in internet and
Italy represents a destination of interest for foreign investments and among the types of investments chosen are those of capitalizing in start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as in many cases they grant excellent results in terms of returns and innovations. Like any type of investment, however, there are opportunities but also legal risks
