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The world’s second largest continent has a golden opportunity to create an industrial revolution largely powered by renewables and clean energy
Auto component makers fear being left in the dust in the rush to EVs. However, they have more advantages than they imagine.
Shipping companies are facing a series of existential threats and only the most agile will thrive
Trust is the currency of financial services, regulation and innovative technology will combine to win over consumers
Resilient hotel sector embracing digitisation and eyeing new investment
Consolidation of streaming services, AI featuring in more films and Saudi Arabia as the new Hollywood: it’s a gripping script
Powerful forces are redefining and reshaping real estate portfolios
Oil and gas companies do not get credit for their steps towards net zero but there is a long way to go
Manufacturers embrace AI to anticipate trends and model multiple “what if” scenarios
62% of business leaders believe remote working has had a positive impact on productivity
Moore Intelligence research reveals companies that enthusiastically embrace sustainability have reaped rewards in the form of increased revenue, improved customer retention and enhanced brand image.
The majority of ambitious, mid-sized businesses across the world see artificial intelligence, or AI, as a growth opportunity despite the ongoing debate about the technology’s impact on humanity.
The pace of technological change in financial services has quickened significantly, putting the sector at the forefront of rolling out artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and blockchain.
Embracing ESG (environmental, social and governance) principles and practices generates a significant revenue boost for ambitious mid-sized companies, according to a wide-ranging Moore Intelligence survey.
Ambitious companies realise they have to harness technology that may ultimately disrupt their current business models, affect the number and type of workers they need and require entirely different supply chains.
For CEOs in manufacturing, the end of 2022 feels like coming up for air after swimming 10 laps of a pool underwater. Few thought they would manage at the outset, some had to be hauled out after struggling through a few laps but the majority found their stride and made it to the end.
Bottom line benefits of adopting ESG practices Companies that have embraced the ESG (environmental, social and governance) agenda in recent years have enjoyed a significant boost to the bottom line as well as wider strategic benefits, according to new research by Moore Global.
Banks pride themselves on being the glue that holds together business empires and, indeed, whole societies. Boring, solid but indispensable: those have been the watchwords since the Medici invented modern banking 550 years ago.
The travel industry faces an uncertain holiday season for the third year in a row as the economic ripples of the Ukraine conflict are amplified by the persistence of Covid in many key tourist markets.
Succession planning is the latest aspect of business life where the ESG agenda is having a profound impact. Handled correctly, it could resolve many of the thorny issues company owners face in attracting talented young staff and promoting leaders of the future.
Economic responses to the Covid pandemic created favourable conditions for corporate deal-making, with cheap money and low inflation driving demand and valuations higher.
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