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With cybersecurity a global issue, organizations worldwide are sharing information and threat intelligence—which usually requires language translations.

80% of British consumers refuse to buy products from websites that fail to list their prices in pound sterling, according to a report from One Hour Translation.

One Hour Translation, an international online translation agency, is expanding in the United States. The company has opened its third U.S. branch in Lehi, joining Palo Alto, California and Washington D.C. for the company’s North American operations.

Approximately 16% of consumers in Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the United States, on average, said that during the last year, they had purchased a product or products from Chinese e-commerce websites.

A new survey carried out by One Hour Translation the world’s biggest online translation agency, reveals that mobile app developers from the UK are investing substantial resources in approaching Latin markets

One Hour Translation has released the results of a new survey which provides insights into the most popular languages that English-language apps are translated into by app publishers in the United

According to a new survey by One Hour Translation, the majority of people think French is the most romantic language of all.

Are companies paying more attention to 'Novy God', the Russian New Year celebration? According to One Hour Translation, the world's largest translation agency, the answer is yes.

Only 26.7% of those surveyed across 8 different countries responded "Yes" when asked whether they would sign a contract written in a language other than their native tongue.

Thinking of cutting costs by skipping language specific versions of your website? Think again. A majority of consumers across 8 survey countries spanning the globe said they will bounce out of e-commerce websites that were unavailable in their native language.

Thinking of cutting costs by skipping language specific versions of your website? Think again. A majority of consumers across 8 survey countries spanning the globe said they will bounce out of e-commerce websites that were unavailable in their native language.