To be accurate, this seems confined to bios and some investor relations stuff, which a lot of people don’t read. The more visible pages are written in breezy English that has the feel of native-speaking authors. As I have struggled through Dutch phrases that translate literally as “I have a new television need because my old television broken is”  and "First, he his baggage in his room packs", I can see how I sound when I use English verb placement in practicing Dutch. I’m always reminded how minor language differences can become major barriers when companies based in the United Kingdom try to bring software into the United State with spellings such as labour, instead of labor. I know it shouldn’t be that important, but the word brings my eye to a halt. Like it or not, it ends up being important.