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Tag Archives: Exports
How U.S. State Governments Can Help Small and Mid-sized Firms Become Exporters
This is co-authored with Jessica Lee, Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, and highlights our new report. Out of all the companies in the United States, only 4 percent are exporters. This statistic is surprising given the outsized role that … Continue reading
Aid for eTrade – Accelerating the Global eCommerce Revolution
Some days ago I presented at CSIS a new paper, Aid for eTrade – Accelerating the Global eCommerce Revolution, that I wrote as CSIS Adjunct Fellow with the support of eBay. The paper argues that a quiet revolution is taking place … Continue reading
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Tagged developing countries, digital trade, Ecommerce, Exports, small business exports
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New Face of Globalization: Online Shoppers and Sellers
As the world economy digitizes, patterns and players in trade are changing. According to U.S. Census Bureau, the total online transactions in the U.S. grew from $3 trillion in 2006 to $5.4 trillion in 2012, to about a third of … Continue reading
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Tagged customs, digital trade, Ecommerce, Exports, imports, small business exporters, SMEs
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Making Middle Market Companies Realize their Export Potential
New blog on TradeUp: A new study points out that the latest data show there are almost 200,000 middle market companies. While most companies are smaller and middle market companies account for only 3 percent of all businesses in the United States, … Continue reading
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Tagged capital, economy, export finance, Exports, trade, TradeUp
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Equity for Exporters
A historic shift is taking place in the world economy: record numbers of small and mid-size companies, microenterprises, and garage entrepreneurs are going global. Before content to sell in the giant U.S. market, now even the smallest American businesses are … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, export finance, exporters, Exports, private equity, small business exporters, SMEs
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TradeUp Opens to Accredited Investors – So What’s in It for Investors?
I just published this blog on TradeUp site: http://www.tradeupfund.com/blog/tradeup-whats-in-it-for-investors This week we opened TradeUp to accredited investors – angels, PE funds, VCs, banks, lenders. So what’s in it for investors to get on TradeUp? Here are 7 answers: 1. How … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, Exports, investing, private equity, small business exporters, SMEs, TradeUp, venture capital
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How Big Data Streamlines Globalization
At 3:30am one May morning in 2011 in California, Tony Prophet, senior vice president for operations at Hewlett-Packard, was awakened and told that an earthquake and tsunami had struck Japan, a vital supplier of parts and equipment for major industries … Continue reading
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Tagged big data, Exports, hp, small business, small business exporters, suppliers
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Why Is ExIm Bank Having Such Hard Time with Reauthorization?
The U.S. Export-Import Bank (ExIm Bank) is in the throes of its toughest experience yet. Congress is heatedly debating whether to reauthorize the ExIm Bank’s charter, and if it doesn’t act by September 30th, the agency will no longer be … Continue reading
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The Census Bureau has released new data on the profile of U.S. exporters. Business data has its lags, and these latest data are preliminary estimates for 2012. What they reveal is the critical importance of small and mid-size enterprises (SMEs), companies with … Continue reading
State of SME Finance in the United States 2014: Year of New Providers
At my consulting firm Nextrade Group, we just put out a new white paper on the state of SME finance in the United States: This matters because SMEs are the backbone of US economy and an important contributor to U.S. … Continue reading
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Tagged angels, banks, Basel III, crowd funding, economy, export finance. lending, Exports, SMEs, United States, VCs
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