Whether you run a multinational corporation or a lifestyle family business, the chances are – at some stage – you will have to consider localising your website. While you might be tempted by the speed of an automated tool – say, that of Google Translate – the pitfalls will always outweigh the benefits. In truth, nothing can beat the quality
Tit-for-tat trade wars; economic instability; emerging markets establishing themselves as global incumbents – these are just a handful of the considerations exporters have to face in 2018. But what are the most promising opportunities for those looking to expand operations? China: A Growing Appetite for Foreign Goods China remains of primary interest for the majority of exporters: its vast population
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Anglia Translations Ltd recently exhibited at the Huntingdonshire Business Fair which, with over 100 exhibitors and many more visitors, was a great opportunity to showcase our services and speak to new clients in the region. Despite the uncertainty of today’s economic climate with the EU referendum looming near, a lot of the conversations we had on that day were with
