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We expect the US jobs recovery to show some encouraging progress in February. We see a net gain of 284,000 jobs, reflecting a marked improvement in health and economic conditions, relaxed pandemic res...

Our Recovery Tracker continued its recent plateau in mid-February, as the economy appears to have stabilised at subdued levels of activity due to the coronavirus-related restrictions in place. This is...

A year ago, the US economy plunged into the deepest and fastest economic contraction since WWII. This year, improving health conditions, expanding vaccine distribution, and generous fiscal stimulus wi...

To better understand momentum in the economy, we have constructed a new growth tracker that produces estimates at monthly frequency. It shows that, while the state of emergency in Q1 2021 will cause a...

The current market sell-off should be contained with a strong verbal reiteration of existing forward guidance from central bankers in the coming days. If policy makers fluff their lines, then we would...

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.