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1. The document discusses key aspects of business culture in the United Kingdom, including greetings, making appointments, meetings, written agreements, negotiation, personal information exchange, and gift giving. 2. When conducting business in the UK, punctuality, clear written agreements, understanding different perspectives during negotiations, and respecting norms around personal information and gifts are important. 3. Six rules for successful cross-cultural business interactions are to be prepared, slow down communication, establish trust, understand the role of language, respect local culture, and understand cultural components.
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