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Many Low-Carbon Products Will Likely Be in Short Supply Over the Next Decade, Warns New Report from World Economic Forum and Boston Consulting Group

BCG and The Network Launch a New Study Based on a Survey of More than 90,000 People from 160 Countries—the World’s Largest Survey Dedicated to Exploring Job Seekers’ Recruitment Preferences

New BCG Analysis Finds World Trade Will Grow 2.3% Annually Through 2030—Less than the 2.5% Increase Forecast for Global Economic Growth

New Research from BCG and Microsoft Finds Significant and Widening Sustainability Skills Gap as Increasing Number of Companies Make Commitments to Reduce Emissions

New Research by BCG in Collaboration with IOM (UN Migration) Reveals Labor Shortages Cost Businesses More Than $1.3 Trillion, but Labor Migration Can Help

In an interview with Yahoo Finance, BCG’s Global Chair Rich Lesser reveals the optimistic attitudes of the attendees of the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, regarding the potential economic recession.

In Bloomberg, BCG’s Nikolaus Lang discusses the slowing growth of international trade over the next decade.

In conversation with BQ Prime at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, BCG’s Neeraj Aggarwal describes how Southeast Asian nations have the opportunity to grow amongst global economies as the world shifts geopolitically.

Writing in Fortune, BCG’s Julia Dhar, Deborah Lovich, Nick South, and Sebastian Ullrich assert that the most effective strategy for companies seeking to retain key talent is to invest in making great managers.