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PwC’s Voice of the Consumer 2025 survey shows how changing preferences are spurring innovation in the global food system.
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Today's world is being disrupted on all fronts and economic, societal and business challenges can no longer be seen in isolation. Explore our perspectives and insights as we look into what the future holds.
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PwC’s Voice of the Consumer 2025 survey shows how changing preferences are spurring innovation in the global food system.
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A new model shows how AI and climate risks could shape three very different tomorrows for the global economy.
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AI, physical climate risks, and other megatrends will transform the global economy by 2035. Here’s how companies can capitalise—starting today.
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AI and physical climate risks will reshape markets in the next decade, redrawing industry boundaries and creating huge opportunities for growth.
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Large companies have the resources to implement the technology—and they’re moving fast in doing so. That could have broad economic implications.
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Technology investments in operations and supply chains often fall short of targets. Here’s how COOs can get better results.
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Companies are experimenting with isolated use cases in support functions, but the real value lies elsewhere.
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PwC research shows a shift towards smaller companies setting emissions targets, as big companies look to manage the emissions in their supply chains.
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New analysis reveals common traits among companies moving to reinvent their business models.
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Tax leaders can have a meaningful impact on new strategic initiatives, but only if their teams have the right capabilities in place.
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The right compliance function can help business leaders factor risks into reinvention efforts from the start.
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Investors and CEOs have differing perspectives on the technology, but both groups agree on the need for greater transparency.
These key data points, gathered from major PwC surveys published in the past year, point the way forward for leaders embarking on business-model reinvention.
If anything, says PwC’s Nadja Picard, they’re telling companies that sustainability—and better reporting on it—is a higher priority than ever.
Respondents to PwC’s Global Investor Survey said accelerated adoption of the technology is important, but they want better information about managing the risks.
Generative AI is upending the cybersecurity landscape. PwC’s Sean Joyce and Norbert Vas explain how to leverage the technology against those who misuse it.
Executives need to give higher priority to the fast-evolving risks of generative AI. They can start with a few key trust-building actions.
Even as their views on the economy improve, a growing share of executives are responding to external pressures by changing the way they do business.
PwC research forecasts that assets managed by robo-advisors will double in the next few years. Take four key steps to avoid being left behind.