The language industry’s definitive monthly news and data briefing. Features key M&A transactions and fundings, financial results, key hires, company KPIs, product launches, social media highlights.
The language industry’s definitive monthly news and data briefing featuring key M&A transactions and fundings, financial results, key hires, company KPIs, product launches, social media highlights.
The language industry’s definitive monthly news and data briefing featuring key M&A transactions and fundings, financial results, key hires, company KPIs, product launches, social media highlights.
Germany-based language service provider t’works Group acquires Portugal’s Traductanet to expand into Iberia and South America.
Charging clients per word but paying translators by the hour? Most anticipated language industry conferences? Top NMT contender DeepL’s fate in the next three years? And which megatrends will shape the market in 2019? Here are the results of our poll.
Sony sells New Media Solutions division to key supplier Deluxe, a major player in end-to-end media supply chain solutions, subtitling, dubbing, and media localization.
Planned sale of Capita Translation and Interpreting (Capita TI) and other non-core, specialist divisions of UK outsourcing giant Capita plc put on hold during Covid-19 pandemic.
US-based media localization provider Deluxe acquires UK-based Sundog Media Toolkit, a cloud-based SaaS workflow platform for media mastering and versioning.
Australia-listed captioning, transcription, and translation provider Ai-Media acquires two US-based rivals, Caption IT and CaptionAccess, to strengthen presence in North America.
Slator launches the Language Industry Investor Map, an interactive database of more than 180 investment transactions, spanning 5+ years of translation and localization investment.
Game services provider Keywords is raising GBP 100m in a share placing in London as it plans to acquire smaller rivals hurting from the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Slator Language Industry Job Index (LIJI), which tracks how employment activity is trending across the global language industry, fell for the first time after six consecutive months of growth.
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.
In Finland, LSP Transfluent acquires boutique providers Translatum and Navitep; cancels prior IPO plans to focus on growth.
Polish LSP Summa Linguae closes deals to acquire two North American companies, Globalme and GlobalVision; sells 51% stake to PE firm V4C.
Key highlights and insights from SlatorCon Amsterdam 2019 including video interview, photos, and speaker presentations.
In crucial step toward planned private equity sale, language service provider Summa Linguae signs deal to buy Canada-based localization and data annotation provider Globalme.
The Slator Language Industry Job Index (LIJI), which tracks how employment activity trends across the global language industry, rises again in November 2019.
Language Transactions, which specializes in M&A in the globalization space, has brokered six language company acquisitions in 2019.
Big Language Solutions appoints Atlanta-based Dave Perlman as Chief Financial Officer; role critical to company’s private equity-backed acquisition strategy.
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