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Aiming higher: Embedding ‘systematic ambition’ to drive UK corporate growth

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A new perspective shows how the UK corporate landscape is evolving and how top performers within it create the conditions necessary to achieve their ambitions.

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Technology, media, and telecom in Europe: The new growth engine or another decade of missing out?

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Europe’s TMT companies have stagnated relative to their peers’ growth in other regions. But several emerging battlegrounds could be the key to the sector’s turnaround.
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The state of AI: How organizations are rewiring to capture value

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Organizations are beginning to create the structures and processes that lead to meaningful value from gen AI. While still in early days, companies are redesigning workflows, elevating governance, and mitigating more risks.
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Geopolitics and the geometry of global trade: 2025 update

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Trade reconfiguration continues along geopolitical lines, this update with 2024 data shows.
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Dependency and depopulation? Confronting the consequences of a new demographic reality

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Exploring the implications of a new demographic reality brought on by falling fertility and increasing longevity.
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Fusion energy is gaining momentum – building up a global ecosystem could help accelerate its commercialization

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Decarbonizing our electricity system requires unprecedented efforts at the technological, economic and system integration levels. Renewable energies such as wind and solar power are a natural solution, since they are zero-carbon, technologically mature, and cost-efficient.
Fusion energy is gaining momentum – building up a global ecosystem could help accelerate its commercialization
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Race in the UK workplace: The intersectional experience
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Despite meaningful progress, achieving workplace equity has proved challenging. Addressing intersectional communities—such as...
Momentum building for the United Kingdom to lead carbon capture and hydrogen fuel development
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Momentum building for the United Kingdom to lead carbon capture and hydrogen fuel development
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Climate change commitments from governments and businesses to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 are intensifying interest...
Companies can’t afford to underestimate the speed at which the world is changing
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Companies can’t afford to underestimate the speed at which the world is changing
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McKinsey Digital’s new lead for the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Israel offices, Ruben Schaubroeck, spoke with Thomas Farrar,...
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More UK employees are leaving their jobs than ever before: How businesses can respond
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There is no doubt about it: fundamental shifts are taking place in the UK’s labour market.
Facing the future: How UK businesses can thrive in the next normal
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Facing the future: How UK businesses can thrive in the next normal
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The UK economy has been profoundly shaken, and reshaped, by the COVID-19 pandemic—just as the country has entered a new...
Opportunities for UK businesses in the net-zero transition
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Opportunities for UK businesses in the net-zero transition
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Supplying the goods and services to enable the global net-zero transition could be worth £1 trillion to UK businesses by...
Facing the future: Britain’s new industrial revolution
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Facing the future: Britain’s new industrial revolution
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By embracing new technologies, UK manufacturers have an opportunity to reinvigorate their sector.
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