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New BCG Research Finds Nearly Half of Companies Are Capturing Meaningful Value from AI, Overturning the Idea That Enterprise AI Isn’t Paying Off

Boston Consulting Group’s 24th Annual Global Payments Report Finds Industry Revenue Will Reach $2.6 Trillion by 2030, with Annual Growth Slowing to 5%, Down from 7% over the Past Five Years

BCG Survey of 10,600 People Finds That Women Undergoing Perimenopause or Menopause Are the Most Engaged (and Among the Least Satisfied) Longevity Consumers

BCG Finds That Global M&A Value Rose 15% in the First Eight Months of 2026, with Gains Concentrated at the Top of the Market

More than Half of the Vessels Operating in 2050 Are Expected to Come from Orders Placed Before 2035, Making the Coming Decade a Critical Window for Shipowners’ Engine Choices

In The Wall Street Journal, BCG’s Vladimir Lukic explains that while agentic AI has advanced enough to take on real decision-making authority by 2030, a BCG report finds that only 5% of companies have adequate guardrails in place to make that transition safely.

In Harvard Business Review, BCG’s Gabriella Rosen Kellerman, David Martin, and Julia Dhar write that how leaders communicate about AI can materially influence employee adoption.

In Bloomberg, BCG’s Tobias Wens discusses the findings from a BCG study indicating that one in six companies in Western Europe is under transformation pressure, a 14% increase from last year.

In Semafor, BCG’s Maurice Berns discusses a BCG Institute study, which projects that quantum computing could reduce 20% to 40% of emissions in hard-to-abate sectors like steel and cement by 2040.