Merrill Brink International

A website readily available and accessible in multiple languages demonstrates the commitment of the company towards embracing the international audience it seeks.

The golden arches of McDonald’s, Nike’s ‘Just Do It’, and Mickey Mouse are just three of the most globally renowned brands that instantly identifies their company and their reputation.

In the last two decades, the Internet went through consistent, rapid, extensive, yet fundamental changes in response to the behavior, needs and demands of the global Internet...

The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is held annually in Las Vegas, Nevada, but its position and global influence extends far beyond the United States.1

Navigating and understanding the prospectuses for mutual funds, pension or retirement accounts can be a daunting task even for the most financially astute minds.

Language translation services are becoming an even higher priority for life sciences companies targeting emerging markets for business growth.

The Internet may be enabling companies to reach the global marketplace more quickly and cost-effectively, but it is not necessarily having the same simplifying effect on legal discovery and litigation.

Many companies have targeted the BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) for business expansion.

As companies continue to focus on the global marketplace to build revenues, localization is becoming a requirement of business.

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability are important concerns for today’s business managers.