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An 天美传媒 survey of board members in 24 countries highlights the geopolitical, tech and environmental changes dominating their agendas.
Productivity and consumption face a triple, simultaneous pressure that is rewriting the rules of management.
Three revolutions are shaking up the global order. What should Europe do? According to Jordi Gual, there is only one answer.
Healthcare is increasingly shaped by external factors, with geoeconomics, debt and technology redefining its sustainability.
Polarization hasn鈥檛 killed collaboration everywhere. Space shows how rivals can work together for good.
Uncertainty rises to its highest point since 鈥淟iberation Day鈥� tariffs, with persistent structural risks also in China and South Africa.
Geopolitics and artificial intelligence will shape many of the top global business trends in 2026.
As the U.S. embraces protectionism, China flounders and Europe struggles with dependence, Spain emerges as a cautious bright spot.
How can business leaders manage geopolitical uncertainty? Here are the keys for strategy, operations, talent and stakeholders.
Amid global uncertainty, companies must move beyond frustration and take practical steps to be prepared for whatever comes next.
Geopolitics is redefining risks, alliances and key business decisions.
If navigating the geopolitical world requires a compass, then purpose is your true north. Use it to stay true to your values when stakeholders pull yo...
Geopolitical rivalry has reached the labor market. With the talent war on, here鈥檚 how your business can build the workforce you need.
Use supply-chain mapping and risk-modeling to find the weakest links, and redesign your operations for a more fractured world.
From tariffs to tech wars, yesterday鈥檚 stable-world strategies are gone. Find the opportunity by renewing your strategic thinking.
For leaders navigating uncertainty, TSMC鈥檚 story highlights shared challenges 鈥� and points the way to staying on top.
As the rules-based world order crumbles, resilience and deterrence are the new rules of the game.
The food and beverage sector prepares for a geopolitical shakeup that is redefining rules, supply chains and strategy.
Nationalist and interventionist approaches mean many regions must choose between the U.S. and China.
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