London
7 °C
Manchester
7 °C
Glasgow
4 °C
Dublin
10 °C
Belfast
8 °C
Washington
26 °C
Denver
7 °C
Atlanta
23 °C
Dallas
24 °C
Houston Texas
25 °C
New Orleans
23 °C
El Paso
15 °C
Phoenix
22 °C
Los Angeles
19 °C
San Diego
18 °C
San Francisco
13 °C
Chicago
10 °C
Minneapolis
10 °C
Seattle
15 °C
Portland
15 °C
Salt Lake City
12 °C
Las Vegas
22 °C
Miami
24 °C
Jacksonville
22 °C
San Antonio
25 °C
Bermuda
17 °C
Nassau
22 °C
Iqaluit
-4 °C
Yellowknife
-3 °C
Anchorage
8 °C
Fairbanks
4 °C
Barrow
-12 °C
Calgary
11 °C
Edmonton
21 °C
Winnipeg
9 °C
Goose Bay
11 °C
Halifax
18 °C
Boston
21 °C
Ottawa
12 °C
Toronto
9 °C
Detroit
13 °C
Cleveland
14 °C
New York
24 °C
Baltimore
25 °C
Philadelphia
24 °C
Nuuk (Godthåb)
2 °C
Hong Kong
28 °C
Singapore
27 °C
Melbourne
23 °C
Canberra
23 °C
Adelaide
18 °C
Darwin
30 °C
Perth
18 °C
Fort Worth
23 °C
Honolulu
27 °C
Sydney
27 °C
Johannesburg
10 °C
Dubai
23 °C
Mumbai
28 °C
Zürich
7 °C
Tokyo
21 °C
Seoul
15 °C
Delhi
26 °C
Beijing
17 °C
Riyadh
24 °C
Prague
7 °C
Pennsylvania
23 °C
Valletta
13 °C
Manama
24 °C
The Big Question is our new series where we sit down with industry leaders and experts to discuss some of the most important topics on today’s agenda. In this episode James Thomas met with Paul Bulcke, the chairman of Nestlé, to discuss whether speaking multiple languages is an important skill for international business.
