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With the market in the United States struggling, Juniper turned overseas for business.

Early American businesses had little access to capital of their own, and they generally turned overseas to get it.

After finding success in the U.S. with its DVD-by-mail business and now its streaming service, Netflix has increasingly turned overseas for growth opportunities.

That's a trend to watch as more U.S. enterprise technology companies turn to overseas markets for expansion.

In recent years the Big Three have squeezed their parts suppliers, who in turn went overseas for tooling to cut their costs.

Obama may yet get lucky; the economy may turn, events overseas may stay relatively calm, and Congress may reach a compromise on health care reform that would allow him a splashy signing ceremony on the White House lawn.

With more than three-quarters of Twitter's 218 million monthly active users hailing from outside the United States, Twitter has vast potential to turn that overseas popularity into a thriving advertising business, analysts say.

Despite efforts to keep fashion production in the US, many small brands and retail giants continue to turn to overseas manufacturing in countries like China and India due to the lower production costs.

In the early 1990s, an in-house study conducted by Royal Dutch Shell found that an increasing number of two-career families were turning down overseas assignments.

Other companies have turned to overseas acquisitions to make use of their cash hoards.

Because domestic savings have plunged, America has turned to overseas lenders to finance investments in buildings and capital equipment.