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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.
Businesses across the world are being buffeted by a new industrial revolution but this one feels very different to what’s gone before. Where previous revolutions were technology-led, this time around change is also being driven by people radically reappraising their roles in the workplace.
Not so long ago marketing was all about the Mad Men of Madison Avenue; Don Draper slugging back three whiskies before 10am then making a barnstorming pitch to out-of-town bosses who were in awe of his talent to spin a killer catchphrase.
ESG expert Kris Russell was recently honoured at the COP26 conference on climate change for the achievements of the team he led at Dallas Fort Worth, making it the biggest airport in the world to become carbon neutral.
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.
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