Emerging Markets

Corporate social responsibility is gaining currency worldwide. The reasons are not far-fetched, but there is something in it for business owners, too.

Cryptocurrency can take companies into previously untapped developing regions. Of course, it also can simplify commerce right here at home.

It's debatable if you can ever have too much money but at certain point just figuring out what to do with it is a job.

Emerging markets can use the technology to leapfrog development stages to go straight to local, high-tech production.

Older adults are one of the world's largest underserved populations. Those who invest now will tap unmet needs and reap the rewards.

Young, rapidly growing populations and internet reach make a number of nations solid bets for savvy investors looking to find the next big thing.

Government support of small business and investments in women-owned startups could do much to keep America on the forefront.

Protectionism is damaging to our economics in the long run, domestically and in global markets.

While developing countries present a significant opportunity, they often bring a steep learning curve as well. Here are some things your small business should consider.

As long as investors keep hopping from one country to the next, they perpetuate the cycle of capital flight from areas that desperately need cash and continuity.

Investors willing to take short-term risks may see bountiful returns. Here are 3 tips on how to do that.

As credit access and technology infrastructure improve, partnering with a multitude of African counterparts means business opportunities for you.

With the right pathway to profitability, startups can still find success and stop worrying about any bubbles bursting.

Millennials' values are going global. Respond by optimizing your company's horizontal management to meet their workplace needs.

Cubans are resourceful and tech savvy but the island nation's infrastructure is lamentable and its government still controls the economy.

For entrepreneurs who know an opportunity when they see it, new business ideas based on cutting-edge tech are always right around the corner.

Just think how your business may benefit from the Cuban's culture, entrepreneurial spirit and willingness to jump start their economy.

Here are three promising countries that offer entrepreneurs inviting business climates and rich opportunities.

Most web users are not native English speakers. Unsurprisingly, they are reluctant to purchase from sites written in a language they don't speak.

Marketers wishing to profit from the gigantic new customer base of the developing world need to understand how these consumers use smartphones and apps.

While emerging markets can be a little unstable, they can also offer a plethora of opportunities. Entrepreneurs just need a little bit of strategic thinking to identify these circumstances.