Corporate executives believe that consumers will increasingly prefer locally or regionally produced products.
Several government measures designed in part to bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States are having the opposite effect so far.
New York remains the most attractive city in the world for doing business, but San Francisco is on track to surpass it in the future: Global Cities Report.
Executives are bearish on geopolitics and its likely impact on commercial opportunities around the globe, study suggests.
American banks, as well as retailers and consumers, would benefit from greater issuance of contactless cards, which are in much wider use abroad.
Using packaging designed for direct-to-consumer shipments, rather than in-store display, can reduce the cost of goods sold by several percent.
Retailers, banks, and other companies that collect customer data online must respond to growing concern among consumers.
The first step is drilling down to formulate a list of specific use cases with tangible business impact, not randomly experimenting with ad-hoc AI pilots.
Shedding an obsession with costs, supply chains embrace new operating models and high-quality service.
Companies can leverage their involvement in infrastructure development to raise resiliency standards.
A strategic partnership between CFOs and chief procurement officers could uncover a wealth of value buried in your supplier spending.
The volatile and uncertain global environment makes foreign direct investment (FDI) an appealing growth strategy for CFOs.
