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Trade in transition: Opportunity in a ‘wait and see’ world

International business

A shifting global trade landscape is contributing to rising uncertainty, but could it also unlock new opportunites for adaptable mid-market businesses while larger companies opt to wait and see?

21 Jul 2025

Trading Places: Businesses shift trade routes

International business

Despite ongoing economic uncertainty, many international business leaders continue to see international trade, and particularly exports, as a key driver for growth.

18 May 2023

New globalisation: reshaping supply chains and evolving trade routes

International Business Report (IBR)

Against a backdrop of rising inflation, a talent war, political upheaval and economic contraction, the mid-market is maintaining optimism over export growth.

20 Sep 2022

An integrated approach to supply chain risk management

Advisory

Grant Thornton US collaborated with the Internal Audit Foundation to outline how you can take an integrated approach to supply chain risk management across your organisation

Less than a minute | 24 Mar 2022

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International - Where to grow?

International expansion can be a highly-effective way for ambitious businesses to accelerate their growth. But how do you know which countries will best-suit your strategic ambitions?

01 Dec 2021
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