
Data5 min
Five myths CEOs should let go of in 2025
Key findings from recent PwC surveys reveal some persistent business fallacies that could hold you back in the year to come.
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Today's world is being disrupted on all fronts and economic, societal and business challenges can no longer be seen in isolation. Explore our perspectives and insights as we look into what the future holds.
Data5 min
Key findings from recent PwC surveys reveal some persistent business fallacies that could hold you back in the year to come.
Data3 min
In a PwC survey, perennial issues such as climate and energy took a backseat to two fundamental human needs. Are businesses working hard enough to meet them?
Data3 min
The policymakers polled in PwC’s 2024 Global Ministers Survey emphasised innovation, tech and ‘co-creation’ as critical factors for future-proofing the public sector.
Data3 min
PwC analysis shows that overshooting the 1.5°C global warming threshold is fast becoming a reality. Getting back on track will require exponential change.
Podcast
Explore how businesses can innovate to survive. Guests Daniel Susskind and Matthew Duffey discuss the keys to long-term viability and growth in this episode.
Data3 min
According to a recent PwC survey, the cyber threats that companies find the most concerning are the ones they’re least ready for.
Data5 min
Each sector faces unique challenges and opportunities in implementing the EU’s new sustainability reporting requirements, according to a major PwC survey.
Data4 min
Business leaders who want to harness the power of generative AI should follow the lead of workers who have already embraced it.
Blog4 min
Meeting the EU’s new sustainability reporting requirements will be hard, says PwC’s Nadja Picard. But getting it right yields tangible business benefits.
These key data points, gathered from major PwC surveys published in the past year, point the way forward for leaders embarking on business-model reinvention.
If anything, says PwC’s Nadja Picard, they’re telling companies that sustainability—and better reporting on it—is a higher priority than ever.
Respondents to PwC’s Global Investor Survey said accelerated adoption of the technology is important, but they want better information about managing the risks.
Generative AI is upending the cybersecurity landscape. PwC’s Sean Joyce and Norbert Vas explain how to leverage the technology against those who misuse it.
Executives need to give higher priority to the fast-evolving risks of generative AI. They can start with a few key trust-building actions.
Even as their views on the economy improve, a growing share of executives are responding to external pressures by changing the way they do business.
PwC research forecasts that assets managed by robo-advisors will double in the next few years. Take four key steps to avoid being left behind.