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| Oil Falls to $113 a Barrel on Drop in China Demand
 Oil fell more than $2 to below $113 a barrel as a drop in crude imports by No. 2 consumer China outweighed concerns over supply disruptions stemming from the conflict between Georgia and Al Grillo / AP Russia. China's crude imports unexpectedly fell 7 percent in July to a seven-month low, the steepest monthly drop since January 2005, as refiners balked at soaring crude costs amid lagging domestic fuel prices. | |
NEWS ARTICLES
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| The Advantages of Direct Exporting |
Jumat, 15-Agustus-2008
Direct export of its products offers a company greater control over the entire export transaction and entitles them to greater benefits. However, these profits are accompanied by a cost – the company needs to invest far greater resources and put in a lot more efforts.
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| Selling Products via Internet |
Jumat, 15-Agustus-2008
With the recent advancements in technology, internet has become a valuable tool for promoting business and exporting products around the globe. During early times, promoting overseas business and selling products to foreign customers was an arduous task involving huge amount of hard-work. With the advent of internet, the process of managing contacts and information has turned into an easy and uncomplicated process.
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| Researchr Markets For Global Trade |
Jumat, 15-Agustus-2008
Market research is a vital aspect in determining success of an offshore project. The most important factor that needs to be considered before starting any overseas business is to invest time in researching about the offshore market with respect to the products. A properly structured market research could be beneficial in various ways.
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| How to Import - Import Trade Finance Services |
Jumat, 15-Agustus-2008
With the constantly changing trends in the international trade market, financial services have a vital role to play. According to a recent study, around 225 countries are engaged in global trading making a business worth $9 trillion annually.
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| Supply Chain Optimization : Logistics Automation |
Jumat, 15-Agustus-2008
Logistics can be broadly defined as a concept that involves arrangement, organization, management and control of flow of resources such as goods, services, personnel, energy, and information from the site of production to the site of consumption. Logistics is an integrated network involving efforts from various sectors such as information, transport, warehousing, inventory, packaging and material handling.
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| The Don'ts Of Importing |
Jumat, 15-Agustus-2008
Importing goods or commodities from another country into our own country through legitimate process is a complex task involving prior approval from multiple regulatory agencies including custom authorities. However, there are certain practices which the importers should always avoid while importing goods into US.
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| Advantages And Disadvantages of Cross Docking |
Jumat, 15-Agustus-2008
Cross-docking is one of the many new techniques that have been employed to increase the efficiency of logistics operations. It can be broadly defined as unloading the materials from an incoming ship, trailer or a truck and loading it back on to an outgoing trailer or a rail car without involving any storage in between.
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| Building A Product International Trading |
Jumat, 15-Agustus-2008
One of the major challenges that any business firm encounters while entering into the overseas market is to establish a strong and efficient sales network capable of penetrating into the market and promoting a successful offshore business. This problem can be solved through a diligent approach and systematic planning.
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| WiMax Strategy Starts With Spectrum |
Selasa, 12-Agustus-2008
 Soma Networks has announced no WiMax compatible gear whatsoever. However, the company seems to think that for it, adding support for WiMax will be uniquely easy for it to do. Soma considers the gear aspect of fielding a successful WiMax product for its customer to be the easy part. Before trying to explain that assertion we should first cover some background on the company.
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| WiMAX's Promise for Developing Countries |
Selasa, 12-Agustus-2008
 WiMAX technology can offer many of the advantages of wired broadband Internet access with much less investment in infrastructure. The time and complexity of implementing a broadband system in metro and rural areas could also be greatly reduced with WiMAX. In many areas of the world, ordinary communications lines are difficult to come by. The cost of providing the wiring infrastructure to support broadband access is simply out of the question. In any country, the economic model for telecommunications services depends on the availability of viable service providers, a certain density of subscribers, the ability to pay for capital expense for infrastructure (either through private or government investment), and the will to make it happen.
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