Business English Magazine

Business English Magazine is a bimonthly publication designed for Polish-speaking professionals, students, and entrepreneurs who want to master the language of global business. Each issue offers authentic articles about international markets, leadership, innovation, and culture — all written in English and supported by Polish explanations, vocabulary lists, and audio materials. Readers not only improve their language skills but also gain valuable business knowledge and cultural insight. Perfect for those who use English at work or plan an international career.

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Estonian Gas Giant Enters Polish Market • In the autumn of 2024, the Estonian energy company Eesti Gaas (Estonian Gas) - branded internationally as Elenger - achieved1 its aim of expanding beyond the Baltics and Finland by acquiring2 the German-based EWE Group's operations in Poland. Jonathan Moore investigates3.

America First! (Can It Be Done?) • For decades, Western companies have leveraged1 cheap labour costs2 in developing countries3 as they produce cheap products for sale back home. But BEM's Michael Gaylord asks if this model can be replicated successfully back in the US, or UK for that matter, as advocates4 of reshoring5 claim6.

A New Lifestyle Experience at the Old Mall1 • Embraced by2 increasing3 numbers of people as a means4 of staying fit and meeting friends, the sport of pickleball has exploded in popularity. BEM's Michael Gaylord dusted off5 his ping-pong paddle6 and hit the court7.

Endurance Sport1 Vacations • Forget lazing2 around a swimming pool; the latest holiday craze3 is to get active, and I don't mean a gentle4 morning jog on the beach. Enter the world of endurance sport vacations.

Buying Citizenship1 • For most of us, our national identity2 and citizenship are things we take for granted and are immutable3. For a select few, however, it is a movable feast4 and an asset5 to be purchased.

The Economy of Matcha • If you want to be in with the in-crowd1 and a hipster with a hip2 habit3, then you are sure to skip a passé4 Americano coffee in favour of5 the more in-vouge6 matcha. But far from being a trendy7 minority8 interest, matcha is becoming a major economic force.

Is Cryopreservation1 the Gateway2 to Eternity3? • Perhaps humankind's4 ultimate dream5 is to be able to cheat6 death. Is it just the illusion of a mad scientist7, or is cryopreservation the door to immortality8?

Claudia Sheinbaum: Mexico's Pioneering Presidenta • The election of Claudia Sheinbaum as President of Mexico represents a remarkable1 break2 from centuries of male leadership3. Far from being symbolic, she is a determined leader who means business4.

E. Wedel: Sweet and Strong • In Poland, few brands are as cherished1 as E. Wedel. Founded2 in 1851 by Karol Wedel, this Warsaw-based chocolatier3 has delighted4 generations with its signature5 sweets, but has also weathered6 some of the most turbulent7 chapters in European history. Paul Martin finds out8 how the company has endured9 and adapted.

Magical Mexico • Hot, stunning1, colourful, historic, fascinating, troubled2 - there are not enough adjectives3 to describe this diverse4 and vibrant5 country, but we'll have a go.

Bernard Marr — The Digital Guru • Over the past two decades, Bernard Marr has established himself as1 trusted2 advisor3 on the future of work, digital transformation4, artificial intelligence5 and the data-driven6 economy. No wonder7 his wisdom8 is sought after9.

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