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More Than 30% of Consumers Would Fully Switch Their Diets to Alternative Proteins to Make a Positive Climate Impact, Reports the First BCG and Blue Horizon Multi-Market Survey of Alternative Proteins
Authors Guide Leaders of Family Businesses Toward Thoughtful, Tailored Approaches to Preventing and Mitigating Conflict That Can Destroy Business Value
New Report from AI for the Planet Alliance, BCG, and BCG GAMMA Reveals a Strong Appetite for Using AI to Tackle Climate Change, but Organizations Face Obstacles to Achieving Impact at Scale
A BCG Survey of More Than 7,000 Deskless Workers from the US, Australia, France, Germany, India, Japan, and the UK Shows That Almost 40% May Quit Their Jobs in the Coming Months
Rise of 10.6% Is the Highest Annual Rate in More Than a Decade, Creating $26 Trillion in New Private Wealth, but Digital Leaders Threaten Traditional Players’ Dominance, According to a New BCG Report
The conventional wisdom is that the pandemic upended the career trajectory of working women. For women leaders in tech, however, the reality is a bit more nuanced.
Expanded use of low-carbon hydrogen and the fuels derived from it is critical to slowing global warming. Can we develop the renewable energy needed to make them?
EV adoption is shifting into overdrive—generating fresh challenges for automakers and fueling creative solutions.
BCG’s latest edition of the Up Next newsletter explains how to build a metaverse strategy.
In CNN Business, BCG’s Hady Farag assesses the current economic downturn that many Americans are calling a recession.
In Nikkei Asia, BCG’s JT Hsu addresses the supply chain crisis and its effects on global chip manufacturing.
In an interview with Yahoo! Finance, BCG’s Sarah Willersdorf examines the rapidly expanding global metaverse market, which BCG projects will reach nearly $400 billion by 2025.
Writing in Fortune, BCG’s Hubertus Meinecke asserts that leaders should not view climate action as a burden, but rather as an opportunity to build competitive advantage.