and what about British English?

after company xy ltd or company xy inc is the full stop required? even within a sentence?

can somebody tell me when to use a comma before and and when not - i'm only talking about lists, eg in the Middle East, in New Caledonia, on Sakhalin, and in Central Asia vs in Switzerland, Turkey and Norway ???

is it: an increasing number of companies has elected to procure their logistics or an increasing number of companies have elected to procure their logistics

if i have something like: In North America, new and extended contracts, as well as the reduction of costs and idle space helped to stabilise the results. do i need the comma before 'as well as'? this is a kind of 'prototype' construction i

reports? Thanks for all help. Robboe

internationality ... i can't seem to find the word in dictionaries ... is it new? or not english?

is "a strongly internationally-oriented company" acceptable? the hyphen ok?

does a further education course LEAD to a degree?

When talking about the Eastern enlargement of the EU is 'eastern' capitalised or not?