Covid changed manufacturing and supply chains and there is no going back. Disruption is here to stay.
Ground-breaking new research from Moore Global reveals the bottom line business benefits of adopting ESG practices
Banks live in fear of nimble new fintechs, instead they should harness their innovation
Robots in restaurants, apps for everything: hotels exploiting technology to beat staff shortages and drive efficiency
CEOs who follow ESG principles when hiring new leaders create a stronger business for the future
Greentech and sustainable business models are the new priorities for corporate deal makers
Retaining the best people, rebuilding broken supply chains and implementing smart technology are the key challenges facing CEOs
AI and data analysis are as important to success of a big brand’s awareness raising as a smart slogan
Moore’s Kris Russell considers the lessons learned from aviation that apply across the board?
David Tomasi says practical steps we can take to reduce carbon emissions are too easily dismissed
Costas Constantinou says viability of the global supply chain rests on maritime sector’s ability to meet new sustainability challenges
Electric vehicles are disrupting the delicate ecosystem of automotive component manufacturers, they must think carefully about their next move
There is a serious risk that COP26 will create unrealistic expectations about what is possible on the road to net zero carbon emissions, while ignoring the real-world progress we are making towards a more sustainable economic future.
Pressure is growing on shipping companies to accelerate efforts to become cleaner and greener, with tougher decarbonisation targets announced recently. For an industry responsible for almost 3% of the world’s carbon emissions, it’s a tough ask.
Anton Colella, CEO of Moore Global, believes pragmatism on both sides could deliver a post-war boom
A digital real estate revolution is spreading across the world as property specialists increasingly ‘tokenise’ assets to improve liquidity in the world’s most valuable asset class.
Real estate investment has bounced back strongly as the world comes to terms with Covid, with exciting new asset classes and so-called “secondary” locations on investors’ radar for the first time. At the same time, many traditional bricks and mortar investments may never again deliver the returns property funds once relied on.
Women are badly under-represented in the property sector. A recent benchmark study showed only 9% of CEOs in commercial real estate were women, while there was a 55% gap in bonuses and commission between males and females.
Welcome to the first issue of the International Corporate Income Tax Brief (ICIT), produced by Moore Global’s ICIT Group in order to highlight tax news of wider interest from selected countries. Our intention is to bring you this brief on a regular basis to keep clients up-to-date with relevant tax news.
Suppliers in the automotive industry have a dilemma: continue to develop systems for traditional cars or gamble on electric vehicles which make up only a fraction of global sales.
Driving around Brisbane recently Anthony Hayley felt his trusty old car stutter. There were a few more worrying clanks and bangs in the days to come, then it died completely. But then came the real shocker: he was told there was no chance of getting a replacement for nine months – if he was lucky.
Thomas Ziegler, leader of Moore Global’s automotive group, considers the impact the shift from combustion engines to battery powered vehicles will have on the global supply chain.
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