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WTTC’s annual City Travel & Tourism Economic Impact Report produced quantifies the economic contribution of Travel & Tourism in 73 cities around the world. This year’s edition also highlights successful initiatives, strategies and policies that have been implemented by cities. Over half (55%) of the world’s population lives in urban areas. Cities have become global economic hubs, driving growth and innovation, while attracting more and more people who come to live, do business and discover them. Not surprisingly, therefore, nearly half of global international travel takes place in cities.

A new global report by Oxford Economics sheds light on the potential costs of restricting competition in the provision of 5G network equipment (with regard to price, time, and productivity) across eight leading markets: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Japan, the UK, and the US.

This study evaluates the economic contribution of the chemical sector on the six GCC countries.

This report quantifies Neptune Energy’s economic impact across the UK, Norway, the Netherlands and Germany, through its direct operations and the knock-on effects it creates locally.

More than five billion individuals around the world own and use a mobile phone. This network of mobile phone users stretches far beyond the boundaries of the global financial system. Individuals that have never been granted access to financial services are welcomed into a valuable network of digital participants.

Cities are the new geography of business planning. In the annual flagship Global Cities report from our Cities and Regions team, we examine the impact of the ongoing global economic slowdown on leading urban economies around the world.

Australia is in the midst of a major economic, social and political transition, driven by global competition and technological transformation. Over the next 10 years, the pace of technological change will be highly disruptive to the workplace and this report, examines the impact it will have on workers and the skills they need to thrive in the Australian economy.

The Portuguese tourism industry has benefitted from a greater embrace of online content, driving engagement with travellers and ultimately creating new jobs.

Since opening its first office in Japan in 2005, Huawei has played a significant role in developing Japan’s digital infrastructure. Working collaboratively with local manufacturers and innovators, the company has developed a suite of innovations that tailor technology solutions to the Japanese context.

Our report reveals the key drivers of increasing house prices and rents and analyzes the role played by short-term rentals with regard to housing affordability.

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is a landmark deal that aims to bring together 54 African countries with a combined population of more than one billion people and a combined GDP of over USD 3 trillion.

Oxford Economics worked with IBM’s Institute for Business Value to survey 10,250 respondents for their 20th annual C-Suite survey, probing their ability to extract value from data and tracking their progress in these pursuits.

Baker McKenzie and Oxford Economics are delighted to present the fifth edition of the Global Transactions Forecast, examining the global deals landscape.

From how food is grown and formulated, to where and what we eat, the food industry is looking to emerging technologies to address entrenched challenges, according to our latest study.

Control Risks’ and Oxford Economics’ Africa experts are pleased to present the fourth edition of the Africa Risk-Reward Index. The index captures the evolution of the investment landscape in major Africa markets for both corporate decision-makers and financial investors and maps the trade-offs between risk and reward across the continent’s economies.

MHI commissioned this report with Oxford Economics to quantify the economic impact that this vital industry has across all industries and regions of the United States. That impact in 2018 amounted to more than $173.2 billion in GDP, as well as $39.3 billion in taxes to local, state and federal governments. In addition, the report found that the material handling industry supported nearly 1.6 million jobs in 2018.

With the European listed real estate market having expanded rapidly in terms of size and diversity in recent years, this study examines the optimal role of this asset class in investment portfolios.

The Global Skills Dilemma. How can supply keep up with demand?

AR promises to make all the world – including work – a stage for immersive experiences.

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