The days of only caring about what happens in the U.S. is over for small business owners. Jim Blasingame talks about why forces caused by the evolution of the global economy will impact every small business in the U.S.

Why should Americans care about Indonesia and Singapore? Ted Fishman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss his recent trip to Indonesia and Singapore and what we should know about these two countries.

Why did the U.S. Secretary of Commerce make news in China? Ted Fishman joins Jim Blasingame to report on why the "regular guy" behavior of Commerce Secretary Gary Locke made news during a recent trip to China.

The U.S. is not fighting the economic war with China effectively. David Adler joins Jim Blasingame to report what the U.S. must do to win the economic war with China.

America is more likely to fight an economic war with China than with bullets. David Adler joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the different ways that the U.S. is in a war with China where economics and monetary weapons are used instead of bullets.

Where is your future sales growth coming from? Rob Levin joins Jim Blasingame to propose that small businesses begin to focus on international sales opportunities as a growth strategy.

Could you use some sales growth? Doug Barry joins Jim Blasingame to report on ways to use the Internet to grow sales revenue by attracting international customers.

Almost every country has import taxes and duties on items purchased outside that country. Doug Barry joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to clearly state import tax and duty responsibilities on your website for international customers.

Are you open for international business? Doug Barry joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to make your website relevant to global customers, including a statement of welcome to international customers.

Use frequent-flier points to plan your annual travel budget. Simon Talling-Smith joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how small businesses can actually including frequent-flier miles as you budget for travel, including how to "triple-dip" those miles.