It would be easy to argue that what the world needs now is not another globalisation article. It is therefore a testament to this paper does more than put a gloss on familiar material and claim to plug a neglected gap with respect to a holistic treatment of all of the important dimensions of globalization. The paper examine globalization and growing structural dominance accompanied by in-depth exposes of the varied, yet interwoven, 'spaces' and 'faces' of globalization. If the ‘faces' come into focus less clearly than the 'spaces', it is a testament to highlight the geographical dynamics of the processes driving globalization. Due to the both creative and destructive nature of the globalization, this study aims to discuss the dilemma is whether the globalized singularity will be a bridge to wonderland or if it will mean the end of smooth-going business for multinational enterprises (MNEs). This text relies on a comparative study of the meanings attributed to globalization and regionalization. The present text argues that extrapolating from last century's scientific progress, this century will be marked by unprecedented technological breakthroughs. As technologies allow for greater increases in international trade flow, the result will be an explosion in business progress that will reshape marketing practices. We may reach a point, a singularity, where humankind will undergo a deeper change than in the past hundreds years. In addition to incalculable benefits, globalization also yields increasing regional conflicts. Soon, knowledge may be the only resource necessary to build tools of international marketing.