IP Service Provider Questel Acquires MultiLing in ‘Highly Competitive’ Process
Paris-headquartered IP Service Provider Questel buys 100% of US-based language service provider MultiLing at around 10-times earnings.
Paris-headquartered IP Service Provider Questel buys 100% of US-based language service provider MultiLing at around 10-times earnings.
How many translation startups are still active? How many have shut down? Where are they located and what are the common startup ideas? Here’s a look at the translation startup ecosystem in the language services market according to AngelList.
The industry was abuzz with leadership changes. Two language industry CEOs stepped down after more than two decades at the helm, and a number of large companies announced key management adjustments. This was the year in language industry hires.
Activity was high among language service provider executives in the first half of 2018 as boardrooms and executive teams were reshuffled. Here are our top 10 picks from January to June 2018.
SDL says first quarter 2018 in line with expectations, while US-based remote interpreter LanguageLine Solutions reports slowing revenue growth due to a weak dollar and a technical glitch.
Paris-based IP service provider, Questel, buys New-York based patent and life sciences specialist Morningside less than four years after Co-CEOs Tom Klein and Roland Lessard took over the LSP.
IP Now users can seamlessly translate and validate their EP patents via the Morningside app
Morningside, formerly known as Morningside Translations, shortens name; updates brand and logo to reflect growth and expansion beyond language services.
Haymillian names a CMO; CQ fluency, a Director of Production; Vistatec, an Operations Director; and Morningside Translations, an Associate Director.
The Slator 2020 Language Service Provider Index ranks the world’s largest language service providers by revenue and features over 130 LSPs across the Leaders, Challengers, and Boutique categories.
From technology, markets, and M&A to investment and the competitive landscape, the language industry leaders we interviewed in 2019 commented on a wide range of issues. Here are our top picks.
Slator’s 2019 report on the US healthcare interpreting market, analysis of the competitive landscape, buyer job titles, major hospital systems, and more actionable insights.
Slator’s 2019 report on the clinical life sciences translation industry, analysis of the competitive landscape and actionable insights from major buyers of pharmaceutical translation.
Key content types, main buyers, and long-term demand drivers in patent and IP translation; and how machine translation and MT post-editing impact production.
The Slator Language Industry Job Index (LIJI), which tracks how employment activity is trending across the global language industry, drops slightly in June 2019.
Slator tracked over 70 language industry M&A transactions and reviewed the next steps founders took after selling their business.
Slator’s inaugural comprehensive language industry market report. It examines total market size, the 10 main end-buyer industries, competitive landscape, productivity tech, NMT and much more.
US-headquartered language service provider Morningside Translations acquires Net-Translators of Tel Aviv to strengthen its existing foothold in Israel.
Increase in patent applications drives translation demand. Over a quarter million patent applications filed with WIPO in 2018; Asia and the US top the list.
The Slator 2019 Language Service Provider Index features the largest LSPs in a Leaders Index and the midfield in a Challengers Index.