Doing Business Globally
Small Business • 3m 0s
According to the United States Small Business Administration, small businesses comprise 97.7 percent of United States firms that export products and services to other countries. In fact, they account for 33.6 percent ($471 billion out of $930 billion) of known export value. As the Internet and social media continue to bolster our ability to collaborate with others across the globe, it’s not a stretch to predict more small businesses will embrace the opportunities to reach customers beyond the U.S.
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