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Successful growth companies are often defined by two characteristics – they prioritise R&D investment and global expansion. The great enabler of global expansion is R&D, and in this article we explore some common ways in which companies are using R&D to support their internationalisation.

Growing economies and businesses are fuelled by R&D spending. Making the most of various government R&D incentives, both locally and internationally, could help your business invest for its future.

Asia Pacific businesses are stuck in the middle of the US-China trade war. No matter how the conflict ends, trade patterns in the region are likely to change permanently and it will be those businesses with the most strategic foresight that stand to benefit.

Despite the home-grown uncertainty and foreign sabre-rattling that dominates today’s headlines, it’s important to remember that Mexico is still a hotspot for international businesses that will endure thanks to its unique access to the riches of North America and its fundamental competitive advantages.

The workplace is evolving. The leadership skills that will be needed within the dynamic mid-market, and how organisations can stay competitive is changing.

European businesses are battening down the hatches in the face of swirling uncertainty, but leaders shouldn’t just sit back and wait for a clearer picture. There are still growth opportunities in the market for those adopting the right strategies.

Grant Thornton’s International Business Report (IBR) reveals that business leaders in the region view ageing as the most significant threat to their businesses over the next five years. Health and medtech businesses are leading the way in identifying rich opportunities in this disruption.

A skilled worker shortage means that businesses are turning to technology and mobility as options for finding talent.

Only around half of businesses have a clear strategy and business case for enhanced digital transformation within the finance function. Is your organisation ready to make better business decisions?

In 2018, technology is top of mind for CFOs. New technologies offer new opportunities, but also new risks. CFOs have to find a comfortable pace of technology investment and adoption. Get a few tips based on our research report.

Vibrant cities attract people to live, work or invest in them. So what should you be focusing on if you're a city planner? How can you help your city function smartly and create sustainable growth for all?

Infrastructure as a stimulant of a city's economic growth and attracts inward investment is well understood by city planners. But what is less well recognised is the importance of housing as part of your infrastructure and the role that housing can play to help your city retain talent.

With the recent closures of Toys “R” Us (U.S.), Maplin and Topshop Australia, we investigate whether the internet is killing off physical stores...

Grant Thornton China's Asia Private Equity review looks specifically into the private equity activities across the region to see how funds perform in Asia compared to the global environment.

Exploring economic sentiment across the Americas, as well as key factors impacting trade and how this plays out in key country economies in the region.

China’s One Belt, One Road outbound investment strategy presents a wealth of opportunity along major global land and maritime trade routes. But how can business owners outside China take advantage?