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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.
Suppliers in the automotive industry are facing difficult decisions about retooling factories for the electric vehicle revolution just as the world’s leading car makers are signalling that EVs are not the only way forward they are considering. This all makes investment decisions more complex.
The only certainty the shipping industry can rely on in 2024 is that it will be a year of uncertainty and unexpected shocks to the established order of world trade.The companies that will emerge strongest from this period of unpredictability will be the most agile, both in deploying their financial resources and adjusting quickly to changing geopolitical or environmental factors.
Financial services companies will face increased pressure this year to prove that their products are trusted by customers – and do not lead to them being worse off.
International hotel operators, owners and investors are looking to the future with confidence after a remarkably strong year in which astute resource management and increased digitisation have helped sharpen performance and boost profitability.
Everything has changed in the media landscape in the aftermath of the Hollywood strikes that united writers and actors last year. The result is 2024 will see the emergence of new business models, AI embedded in the creative process and the emergence of new centres of production.
The global real estate sector is experiencing changes that will redefine the concept of a core property portfolio. Emerging categories will attract more funds while some traditional segments fall from favour amid concerns over occupancy, value and underwriting risk.
The pace of transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy is likely to pick up in 2024 after the unexpected support among world leaders for energy transition at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai.A communique that signalled the world was moving “away from fossil fuels” represents the first agreement on the phasing out of coal, oil and gas in almost three decades of negotiating.
The digital transformation we are witnessing in manufacturing and distribution has been likened to a fourth industrial revolution and the rate of innovation will accelerate in 2024.
A significant majority of mid-sized companies in key economies believe that hybrid working has had a positive impact on productivity and have increased support for this flexible way of operating since the global pandemic.Support for working from home has increased across all sectors apart from hospitality and tourism, according to a Moore Intelligence survey conducted among almost 2,000 business leaders in 12 key economies.
Embracing ESG (environmental, social and governance) principles and practices generates a significant revenue boost for ambitious mid-sized companies, according to a wide-ranging Moore Intelligence survey.
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