It is never too early to prepare for a sale of your company. Whether you are aiming to sell in the next few months or new few years, the key to a successful sale which will maximise your return is good planning and preparation.
It is never too early to prepare for a sale of your company. Whether you are aiming to sell in the next few months or new few years, the key to a successful sale which will maximise your return is good planning and preparation.
As the possibility of a second term for former President Donald Trump looms, UK companies may be bracing themselves for potential shifts in the landscape of transatlantic business dealings.
If you are planning to contract with a customer in the US, generally there is nothing wrong with using your normal UK customer contract template. Global companies have the reach and resource to have different versions of their customer agreements for all the territories they trade in, but that is not generally feasible for SMEs. Although you can’t override the laws of the customer’s territory if they apply to the type of contract involved, just in the same way you can’t contract your way out of applicable UK laws here), using your usual templates should give you a perfectly adequate starting point to help you in expanding your customer base across the pond.
In an era dominated by digital connectivity and information exchange, privacy is a paramount concern for individuals and businesses alike. With the exponential rise of technology, especially in the realms of social media, e-commerce and data analytics, legislative frameworks have had to adapt to safeguard individual privacy effectively.
The symbiotic relationship between technological advancements, sustainable practices and the relentless growth of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the business world. Although in 2024, the US M&A market at large is unlikely to exceed the activity levels of 2021-2023, the rise of activity related to AI, tech and environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) continues to grow.