Canada’s Economy Is Starting to Crack Under Trade-War Pressure – WSJ
Canada’s economy was already stumbling a few months ago. Now, it is on the brink of recession because of President Trump’s tariffs. Canada’s economy is
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Goldman Boosts Recession Risk, Brings Forward Fed Rate-Cut Call – Bloomberg
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economists raised their recession probability assessment and brought forward the forecast timing of the next US Federal Reserve interest-rate cut following
Surging Costs Complicate Plans for New U.S. Factories – WSJ
Roofing-products manufacturer IKO North America has been on a factory-building spree in the U.S., with one plant completed and four more under construction. After President
Big investors look to sell out of private equity after market rout – The Financial Times
Large institutional investors are studying options to shed stakes in illiquid private equity funds after the rout in global financial markets pummelled their portfolios, according
The exciting future of ESG – once a burden, now a benefit
2024 was a pivotal year for ESG developments. On one hand, we have seen corporate ESG reporting requirements take significant strides forward, especially with the
Global Market Meltdown Deepens as Tariff Turmoil Spreads – Bloomberg
The carnage in financial markets unleashed by President Donald Trump’s tariffs is continuing unabated as equities get pummeled and US stock futures show that last
PODCAST: Does Your Business Know Where Its Money Is Going?
Karin von Funck, BCG’s global lead for zero-based transformation, explains why great cost transformation goes beyond spreadsheets. The best companies don’t slash expenses. They have
Why can’t I use ChatGPT for everything?
Large language models (LLMs) are great for some tasks – but they are not that useful when the datasets they use to function are small,
The ‘father of the internet’ and hundreds of tech experts worry we’ll rely on AI too much – CNN
While the top minds in artificial intelligence are racing to make the technology think more like humans, researchers at Elon University have asked the opposite
‘Fewer Choices and Higher Prices’: The Supply Chain of the Future – WSJ
American consumers should brace for price increases and fewer options in the store, say people involved in the global networks that supply U.S. retailers. The