The Sydney Morning Herald came up with a nifty idea by framing its front page in a yellow border.

BBC: Cycling fans' endurance rewarded

Cleveland Golf knows it is close to the border with an online page promoting wedges with customizable logos, using a trio of "Augusta 13" wedges, not themselves for sale, as examples.

WSJ: Augusta: Look but Don't Touch

Al-Yamama promotes the service on its Facebook page and usually makes the runs under the border when it can get 30 or so orders to make things worthwhile, the Times reported.

CNN: Buckets of KFC smuggled under border

See page 160 for the survey, which will help you keep up in a world of cross-border hostile mergers, global competition and ADRs.

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