Differences
United Kingdom
U.S.
Culture
Laws
Government
Culture
Laws
Government
More reserved people
More direct in business deals
Less reserved people
More loyal to employers (more work hours put in than in U.K.
Face to face meetings
technology based meetings like Skype
U.S. is a Republic
U.K. is a Monarchy
The Prime Minister and cabinet have to be members of either the House of commons or House of Lords
President and cabinet cannot be apart of legislature or judicial branch
no part of the government is more powerful than the other
parliamentary sovereignty, by which no part of government can challenge the Parliament
Jaywalking is breaking the law
Jaywalking is not a crime. You can cross anywhere
In England and Wales, all land ultimately belongs to the Crown.
Typically in the US, someone who is a "homeowner" owns both the house and the land it's on.
In the US, if you are renting an apartment from someone, you don't owe local property taxes.
In the UK, if you are renting a flat from someone, you owe "council tax," a local tax that pays for local services.
Technology
Media
Technology
Media
Task Management tools
Cloud Computing
Artificial Intelligence
Virtual reality and augmented reality
Influence Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Google+
Youtube
Snapchat
Level of Competition
Access to New Customers
Diversification of Business Risk
Lowering Costs
Level of Competition
The Determinants of National Competitive Advantage
Tax competition
Political instability