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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.
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.
Welcome to this issue of Moore Global’s Transfer Pricing Brief, with a special focus on the Latin American Region.
The latest Moore Intelligence podcast features David Tomasi, Global Leader of Moore’s Energy, Mining and Renewables (EMR) Group. He says we should stop waiting for a technological “silver bullet” to tackle global warming when time is short to improve the situation.
World leaders are adopting tough emissions targets in an attempt to significantly reduce the impact of global warming by 2050. However, question marks remain over how the necessary reductions can be achieved.
Maritime shipping routes are the vital arteries of today’s interconnected global economy, accounting for 90% of the world’s trade which is valued at more than $14 trillion.
Moore Australia, Australia’s most respected and connected professional services firm, has issued a guide to support foreign investors looking to do business in Australia.
London’s West End is ready to bring back audiences with strict health checks and socially-distanced seating but more could be done to ease producer’s anxiety.
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