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While the US economy is now in its longest expansion on record, clouds are forming on the horizon. Trade tensions between the world’s largest economic powers, heightened geopolitical risks and growing... more

The robotics revolution is rapidly accelerating, as fast-paced technological advances in automation, engineering, energy storage, artificial intelligence and machine learning converge. The far-reachin... more

What is a CIO's job - and what does it take to become a best-in-class technology leader?

The next-generation chemicals supply chain is here. It’s data-driven and digitally executed to create transparency, enable advanced planning, predict demand patterns and leverage asset availability. I... more

Business-to-business (B2B) customer engagement presents unique challenges for chemicals and petroleum companies. Empowered customers expect more and want to buy at the time and through the channel of... more

AI capabilities are rapidly maturing. And so, too, is enterprise adoption. More executives than ever before are actively conceiving where and how to leverage AI. But executives are also more discrimin... more

It’s no secret that innovative technologies, empowered consumers, and digital disruptors are inexorably changing the business landscape, including instigating the proliferation of cloud-based services... more

Oxford Economics' analysis demonstrates the importance of the EU steel industry, which supports an extensive supply chain across the continent, and facilitates highly-valued work in key customer secto... more

Cities are a dynamic driver of global travel. To understand the value and potential of our cities today and in the future, here's our forecast for global travel in 2025.

British American Tobacco commissioned Oxford Economics to assess the economic consequences of the illicit tobacco trade in Malaysia.