English may be the language of business, but law firm partners agree that Chinese is the language of the future. Nearly 50% of respondents to Legal Week's latest Big Question survey believe that over the next decade, Chinese will become the most important language to speak aside from English, replacing the current domination of Western European languages.
October 10, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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Chinese speakers in increasing demand as western European linguists dominate, says Grant Murgatroyd
English may be the language of business, but law firm partners agree that Chinese is the language of the future.
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