Will the UK still be attractive to EU students after Brexit?
What effect might Brexit have on the current high numbers of EU students studying in the UK?
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6 tips if you’re considering moving your business to the EU after Brexit – TalkEU
As many firms consider their position in Europe in the wake of Article 50, Today Translations provides some tips to firms pondering a move.
What language will the Brexit negotiations take place in? – TalkEU
As Theresa May formally trigger's Article 50, Today Translations takes a look at the language(s) that will be used to negotiate Brexit.
What will happen to English in the EU after Brexit? – Announcing TalkEU
Today Translations CEO & Founder Jurga Zilinskiene introduces TalkEU a series of clear and impartial articles on the effect of Brexit on languages, trade, and education.
3 Brutally Honest Lessons for Business Leaders that I Learnt from Harvard
Today Translations CEO Jurga Zilinskiene shares the indispensable lessons she learnt at Harvard Business School.
An easier way to order translations
Today Translations can integrate with your procurement software to make the process of ordering translations as quick and simple as possible.
How to win friends and influence people… with emojis
Today Translations gives you the top 5 do’s and don’ts of emoji etiquette.
Emoji Translator Company appoints new Chairman to support expansion drive
Ian Miller MBE, former Hewlett-Packard, Electronic Data Systems, and NTT Data executive, appointed Chairman of Today Translations and Business Services.
How getting language and culture wrong can cause you big headaches
Today Translations Advisory Board Member David Clarke discusses the case if Mr. Jacques de Groote, former director of the IMF and CEO of the World Bank, who was convicted in a case where 85% of the evidence submitted was left untranslated.
The Week the World Turned Emoji :)
From London to Los Angeles and Dublin to Dunedin, it’s a subject that has captured the attention of millions of people on planet earth as it was beamed across the airwaves and cyber space by the BBC, CNN, ABC, CBS, The Times and a multitude of channels.