Doing Business Abroad: How to Start Trading Successfully in International Markets

<p>A guide for anyone interested in doing business with other countries. From initial market research, to selling abroad, quoting in a foreign currency, getting paid, insuring your debt, understanding customs, cultural and language problems, monitoring your business abroad and winning repeat business, this book sets out all that a prospective exporter needs to know to make a success of trading in international markets.</p>

David Horchover

How to Books Ltd

An original new cookery book which uniquely combines the accessibility and user-friendliness of cooking in one pot together with an emphasis on seasonality, freshness and variety.  Spring brings a first flush of young salad leaves, herbs and leafy greens, pigeon and duck, early vegetables, edible flowers and rhubarb. Summer sees a sizzling crop of vegetables (asparagus, aubergines, summer squash), plus shellfish, poussin, barbecue flavours and soft ripe fruits. In mellow and fruitful autumn, flavours become earthier, leaves become stronger; wild mushrooms, pumpkin, beetroot and Swiss chart go with guinea fowl or goose, and there are walnuts, figs, damsons and quince too. The depth of winter demands hearty fare: venison and pheasant with chestnuts, celeriac, winter leeks and kale, and all the root vegetables.  And this is just a sampler!  Within each seasonal chapter, the recipes follow a sequence through soups, lighter dishes, vegetarian, fish, main courses - meat, poultry and game, pasta, pulses, ending with desserts.  A one-pot dish can be any item you select from your kitchen cupboard in which to cook your chosen meal. It can be a roasting tin or an oven-proof casserole for the oven, a saucepan, frying pan, steamer or wok for the hob, or any suitable dish for the microwave.

One-Pot Dishes For Every Season

Miller, Norma

Nutritionist Suzannah Olivier reveals the active chemicals in food that boost our immune system and help us to fight disease. She explains how what we eat can improve our energy levels and lift our mood, and why arthritis, high blood pressure and many other chronic conditions can be relieved by simple changes to the food we eat.

Essential Guide to Foods that Heal

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Suzannah Olivier

Cooking Education & Reference

This book provides the reader with everything that needs to be known about buying, preparing and letting a suitable investment property. It explains: how to find and buy the right property; how to find good tenants; where to obtain forms and hot to complete tenancy agreements; how to deal with deposits and rent arrears; the process of regaining possession; and how to comply with current legislation. In short, this book is a comprehensive, but clear and concise guide for the would-be, go-it-alone landlord who wishes to avoid agency fees by creating and managing his own tenancy. By equipping yourself with the information in these pages, you will enjoy the financial and personal rewards that buying property to let will provide.

The Buy to Let Handbook: How to Invest for Profit in Residential Property And Manage the Letting Yourself

Business & Money

Booth, Tony

Economics

This book is for anyone planning to live and work in Hong Kong. You may be a young single expat planning to come to Hong Kong to work and play, or a couple with a young family needing to address safety, health and education issues on top of everyday living, or people looking to put away savings for their retirement. The book is organised into three main sections: Living, Working and Leisure, and gives flavourful descriptions of what to expect from life in Hong Kong. It covers all you need to know to make the most of your time there. Each chapter includes up-to-date information, and well-informed opinion and comment. Quotes drawn from interviews with a broad cross-section of the expatriate community in Hong Kong provide useful insights into life there and invest the book with the colour and authenticity of personal experience.

Living and Working in Hong Kong : The Complete, Practical Guide to Expatriate Life in China's Gateway

Wright, Rachel

Why not use your next holiday to gain a new skill, pursue an exciting hobby, or develop an interest you already have?  This unique guide is full of fascinating and often unusual things you can do throughout the UK for a long weekend or a mini-break. - Make bread at the foot of the Pennines. - Carve stone with a master mason at a seaside manor house. - Extend your photographic skills in a stunning area of the Lake District - Redesign your own garden while in beautiful surroundings in London - Paint watercolours from a Scottish castle. - Relax, reflect and meditate on a bank of the River Thames.  Most of the courses chosen are set in areas of outstanding natural beauty or strong cultural interest where you can learn new cookery skills or how to make and restore furniture; fashion jewellery and wrought iron; take up dance or choreography; write fiction; learn Reiki and other therapies; or wander the countryside with an expert learning to identify mushrooms.  Try an archaeological dig if youre feeling active - The list is long and varied.  This holiday guide is painstakingly compiled by a body of independent researchers who use their local knowledge to bring you wonderful locations and intriguing holidays throughout the British Isles.  You will come home feeling enriched, energised and completely refreshed.

Holiday Courses for Long Weekends and Short Breaks: A Guide to the Best Holiday Courses and Workshops in the Uk

Self-Help

Surveys have revealed that when asked what people worry most about for themselves and their family 45 per cent of them said 'CRIME'. Crime statistics certainly indicate that people have good reason to worry: A burglary takes place on average every 30 seconds in the UK.  Alarming though this and other statistics may be, this book will show you how you can use them to reduce the risk of becoming a crime statistic yourself. It will teach you how to audit and review your home and lifestyle, to identify a range of vulnerabilities, threats and risks and then show you how to provide effective countermeasures to avoid the threat and reduce the risk.  The countermeasures suggested are designed to be realistic, achievable at minimal cost and effort and simple enough to be introduced or implemented by the average person.

The Home Security Handbook

Engineering & Transportation

Des Conway

Engineering

In any interview situation you are 'selling yourself'. Obviously you have to demonstrate that you have the key skills and competencies that are being sought. But that's not enough - you also have to show that you have the enthusiasm, motivation and commitment to make a success of the job - that 'extra special something.' The magic ingredient for this is thorough preparation. This book will help you with the essential pre-interview groundwork as well as the interview encounter itself.

Pass That Interview: Your Systematic Guide to Coming Out on Top

Johnstone, Judith

Job Hunting & Careers

If you are self-employed or are starting your own business you need to think about how you are going to fund your pension. This book will help you to deal with the coming pensions crisis so you can provide a realistic income for your retirement. It outlines the basis of the State pension provision, then goes on to detail the various ways you can use your business to provide for your retirement, such as: make use of the generous tax advantages provided by the Inland Revenue; understand the regulatory framework of providing a pension for yourself and your employees; learn about SIPPs, SSASs, UURBS, FURBS, Stakeholder Pensions, Phased Retirement, Drawdowns, Open Market Options, and all the other devices you will find in pensions literature; and gain information on how to sell the business or pass it on to your family. You'll also find tips and advice on saving money and getting the best tax relief available. CONTENTS: 1. The importance of pension planning 2. The State pension provision 3. Personal Pension schemes 4. Stakeholder Pensions 5. Directors' and Occupational Pension schemes 6. SIPPs and SSASs (i.e. Self Invested Personal Pension Schemes and other methods and problems 8. Retiring and selling the business 9. Supplementing your income in retirement Appendices

Your Business Your Pension: How to Use Your Business to Provide for a Better Retirement

Whiteley, John

<p>A sunny country with diverse geographical features, Portugal is a popular destination for those dreaming of a new life. This book will make your dream become a reality by giving you all the advice and information you need to start your new life.</p>

Going to Live in Portugal: All You Need to Know to Enjoy Your New Life in the Su

Sue Tyson-Ward

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