Want to escape the cubicle? Start a business offshore
Want to escape the cubicle? Start a business offshore Tired of toiling away in a cubicle? Of being stepped on and abused by your boss? Here’s how to escape the…
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3 Reasons Not To Miss The Boat That’s Heading To Mexico
3 Reasons Not To Miss The Boat That’s Heading To Mexico When talking about the attractiveness of a country to do business in, why not choose one that is as…
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Uruguay: A Favorite for Investment, Residency, & Citizenship
Uruguay, a small South American country of European heritage, has been known for decades as a beacon of stability and safety. And, in recent times, it has been increasingly attracting…
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Why I Like Living In Developing Countries
Why I Like Living In Developing Countries. Opulence is nice. Most people like staying in a five-star hotel. The great European cities are a feast for a traveler who enjoys…
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Industry Focus in Sweden
Industry Focus in Sweden ICT Personal computers and cell phones are a fixture in virtually every Swedish home. Our flair for innovation and thirst for knowledge have made us a…
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What Two Months In Manila Taught Me About Living My Purpose
What Two Months In Manila Taught Me About Living My Purpose I still remember how I felt when I was standing at the airport in Frankfurt. It was a cold…
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The Modern Road Warrior: Have Job Will Travel
My grandfather was a traveling salesmen in the 1950s when such a job was considered top drawer. For years he went city to city selling meat for the John Morrell and…
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Business Etiquette In Dubai
Business Etiquette In Dubai Even though Dubai is a modern city with many foreigners working and living there, it is still a city with its very own culture and business…
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A Spanish Love Affair: Living On Ibiza
A Spanish Love Affair: Living On Ibiza In March 2003 I found myself in a travel agent’s office together with my husband Charles and our seven-month-old son Kiran. England had…
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Living in Oman with the Economy Booming
When Qaboos bin Said became Sultan of Oman in 1970, there were only about 7 miles (10 kilometers) of paved road in the entire country, and that was limited to…
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