Business speaks a different language

THE idealist in me is happy that our national language has been granted enhanced status by the EU.

Business speaks a different language
Wed, 22 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

Here we are, a small nation of approximately four million people on the periphery of Europe, able to punch beyond our weight in the EU.

So it has been up to now. I am not sure about the future.

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