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After international trade secretary Liam Fox pledged to turn Britain into a “21st century exporting superpower” post-Brexit, the small business community called for greater financial support to fulfil its overseas potential. more»

As one reader finds their company under threat of a trademark infringement dispute, Grid Law founder David Walker considers the credibility of the other brand's case. more»

To help micro business owners cope with the challenges posed by exporting goods and services, a director at manufacturer ATG Access explains why up-skilling employees should not be overlooked. more»

After a small UK company spotted global brand Nike had launched an advertising campaign with a slogan suspiciously close to its own, the business successfully sued the sportswear giant for trademark infringement. Here's out they managed it. more»

To help micro business owners find international customers and create additional revenue streams, a managing director reflects on his firm’s own exporting experiences. more»

The founder of a premium pork scratching brand reveals why it's so important as an up-and-coming brand to nail your domestic market before looking overseas. more»

It doesn’t matter how big or successful a business is, running one well is hard work. Whether you're a startup or big hitter, things can go wrong and sometimes things simply don’t work out. more»

We caught up with David Robinson, the founder of bespoke furniture makers Robinson of England, to find out why advertising in the correct language and terminology is vital to gaining an international base of customers. more»

With the correct level of business insurance in place, you can ensure that your small company survives through any hardship. more»