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82% of Global Consumers Concerned About Rising Prices for Energy and Food; 51% Cutting Back on Non-Essential Purchases and 39% Shopping More in Discount Retailers; Only US Shoppers Plan to Spend More this Black Friday Compared with Last Year
New BCG Research Assesses the Topics Most Relevant to Compliance Arms in the Face of Ever-Evolving Risks
New Comprehensive Report and Data Set to Help Hold World Leaders at COP27 Accountable in Their Climate Commitments
New MIT Sloan Management Review and Boston Consulting Group Research Finds That Organizations Are Far More Likely to Derive Value From AI When Their Workers Do So as Well
New Report from BCG Forecasts That ESG Considerations Will Motivate an Increasing Number of Deals in the Face of Challenging Macroeconomic Conditions
Expectations were tempered by a challenging global environment, but there was still progress made in Sharm El-Sheikh—most notably on the issue of supporting those who will suffer the most from climate change.
The US care economy is broken. Getting it right is vital to economic prosperity and societal well-being.
Companies can use seaweed to advance decarbonization and create other benefits, including improved marine ecosystem health.
BCG’s 20th annual study of the global payments industry examines how all participants in the payments ecosystem—including acquirers, issuers, networks, wholesale transaction banks, and fintechs—can raise their game by pursuing new strategies for growth.
In a coauthored article for The Jakarta Post, BCG’s Nicolas Meyer writes about the formation of Ocean 20: an official dialogue of the G20 created to boost equitable and sustainable interaction with the world’s oceans.
Writing in Harvard Business Review, BCG’s Christian Schuh, Wolfgang Schnellbächer, and Daniel Weise outline tactics leaders can employ to anticipate future shocks and build supply chain resilience.
Writing in Fortune, BCG’s François Candelon, Shervin Khodabandeh, and Rémi Lanne address how businesses can achieve both organizational and individual value with AI.
Writing in Forbes, BCG’s Deborah Lovich assesses the three types of characteristics that employees look for in their leaders—head, hands, and heart.