International Companies

International companies, also known as multinational corporations, are businesses that operate in multiple countries. They manage facilities and assets in various nations while coordinating their products, services, and operations across borders. These companies leverage global resources, talent, and markets to enhance their competitiveness. They often influence local economies and can create jobs, but they may also face challenges like cultural differences and varying regulations. Examples include companies like Coca-Cola, Sony, and Nestlé, which sell their products worldwide and adapt to local preferences while maintaining a global brand identity.