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Among the key themes for 2021 we identified late last year was that the industrial sector would remain a source of strength. Since then, manufacturers have performed even a bit better than we had expe...

To slow the rise in bond yields and tamp down on accelerated expectations for an increase in official interest rates, we think Fed officials will change tactics and intervene verbally. Most likely the...

According to our analysis, reforms planned by Italy’s new Prime Minister Mario Draghi could reverse some of the lacklustre growth and debt sustainability problems that have plagued the economy for yea...

Spiraling Growth and inflation expectations are driving up bond yields and taking a toll on the stock market, raising fears the party is ending even though the Fed has no intention of taking away the...

Canadian businesses plan to increase capital spending in 2021 but will not fully make up for last year’s pandemic-induced plunge. Nominal public and private non-residential investment is expected to r...

A white paper collaboration between Oxford Economics and Cognizant on the trends affecting the future of work, with the focus guided by the digital impact.

The chemicals and petroleum industry has long used M&A as a critical strategy.

Warranty data can be a valuable resource for automotive companies if they collect it, integrate it with other quality-related data, and analyze it with AI.

Security experts should be embedded in the corporate M&A process and play a key role in all its phases.

Without effective security, IIoT benefits may come at a high cost for travel companies.