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Resetting cost competitiveness in pulp and paper packaging
Overcapacity, volatile costs, and weak demand are compressing margins. Successful companies are harnessing AI to pursue cross-functional interventions that target the total cost baseline of a mill.
Author Talks: How to succeed when systems fail
What if the fastest way to transform an organization is through crisis? Marina Nitze explains how crises expose hidden failures—and create rare opportunities for reinvention.
Latino economic mobility: Insights from five years of research
This compendium brings together five years of McKinsey research on how Latinos are reshaping America’s economic future and why expanding opportunity for this dynamic community is essential to broader growth.
How CEOs can navigate the new era of trade
AI, geopolitical realignment, and shifting capital flows are redrawing trade corridors and reshaping competitive advantage—forcing leaders to rethink where and how they grow.
Preparing for agentic commerce: REWE’s AI transformation
The German retail and tourism group’s chief digital and technology officer says AI is “the most fundamental change in the way we do business in 50 years.”
Embracing complexity: Parloa’s vision for next-gen customer experience
Chris Silver, chief revenue officer at Parloa, talks with McKinsey partner Brian Blackader about the shift to adopting AI technologies in customer care, getting to success, and how he sees the future.
When warranty costs rival R&D spend: Remaking vehicle quality with AI
As warranty costs surge, automakers are turning to AI-enabled quality systems to detect risks earlier and reduce financial exposure.
From Family Business to Diversified Powerhouse: A Conversation with Daniel Tsai, Chairman, Fubon Group
How Daniel Tsai transformed a family insurer into one of Asia’s most diversified — and most resilient — business empires.
The next gold rush: How the Bay Area can keep its edge in the AI era
San Francisco is driving the AI revolution. How can the Bay Area sustain and expand this innovation ecosystem in the years to come?
Airline premium cabins: Profitability at the front of the plane
Airlines can modernize their approach to business- and first-class revenue. Premium cabins call for differentiated strategies.
When AI becomes part of the workflow: Redesigning how software gets built
AI is already transforming how software is built—but most organizations are capturing only a fraction of its value. At Sonar, teams redesigned the product development life cycle and showed AI can unlock step-change gains in speed, quality, and scalability.
Leading from the field: Transformation in distributed operations
Don’t let your production network transformation get bogged down. For faster, stronger results, put site leaders in front—while providing direction from the center to create systemwide impact.
The Next Wow Factor: A Conversation with Sidney Lu, Chairman and CEO, Foxconn Interconnect Technology (FIT)
Sidney Lu has spent four decades building things no one thought Taiwan could build. His rule: every three years, deliver something that genuinely surprises — or risk becoming history. He isn’t done yet.
Your budget is killing your strategy—here are four ways to fix it
Traditional budgeting can undermine performance. Today, leading CFOs use budgets to turn strategy into action.
The future of AI and trade
For all the constant buzz around AI, broad-based announcements about how AI has boosted profits are noticeably missing. The reason for this loud silence: it hasn’t happened—yet. AI is not an immaterial vapor hovering above the economy. The models that will power future change run on a foundation of physical inputs: cables, turbines, chips, and copper. These are bought and sold all over the world. This is why the one area AI is having a measurable effect on trade, write Olivia White and Tiago Devesa.
AI is already rewiring the aftermarket and services
For industrial companies, applying AI to the aftermarket and services could provide a source for differentiation on top of cost and time savings and enhanced customer experiences.
When AI meets desire: Innovating human-centered luxury experiences in the agentic age
With luxury consumers rapidly embracing AI, the strategic question for merchants is no longer whether agents will mediate the journey, but who controls how brands are perceived.
Global Economics Intelligence executive summary, April 2026
Oil price increases impact production costs and household budgets, while growth loses momentum; nevertheless, the broader economy continues to expand, leaving interest rates in a holding pattern.
The surprising economics of B2B growth: The new survival threshold—and what it takes to thrive
The 2026 Global B2B Pulse Survey finds a divide between leaders and laggards—and shows how integrating hyperpersonalization, AI, and sales accountability creates a new operating system for growth.
Move first or fall behind: How AI is rewriting the rules of banking
AI is poised to reshape banking not just by cutting costs, but by redistributing profits, redefining customer relationships, and accelerating competition. How should banks respond?
Rewiring software delivery for the agentic era
The way agentic AI is being used in software development is a harbinger for broader changes in the delivery model.
Building the AI advantage: How ADEO is preparing for retail’s next wave
The global home-improvement retailer’s chief digital and information officer on unlocking the potential of AI—and keeping people’s feet on the ground.
An update on US consumer sentiment: Gloomier outlook ahead of sunnier days
Ahead of the summer season, a smaller share of US consumers reported optimism while a greater share reported cost concerns, which could impact their spending across discretionary categories. Here’s the latest research from our ConsumerWise team.
The board’s role in managing emerging AI risks
Leading cybersecurity executives and board directors discuss the challenges and opportunities of AI.
Quantum’s breakthrough
Quantum is approaching an inflection point, bringing significant economic opportunity—and potential security risks. Are business leaders ready to harness quantum’s potential?
Japan’s $100 billion opportunity in general-purpose robotics
Can Japan translate its hardware expertise into AI, data, and software to emerge as a leader as general-purpose robots scale?
Shifting into high gear: India’s auto component sector
Several intersecting trends are shaping and accelerating growth in India’s auto component sector, creating compelling opportunities for investors and industry players alike.
Enhancing Swedish security through deterrence and prosperity
To capture the opportunity for deterrence and prosperity, Sweden must overcome a set of challenges. The outcome will depend on Sweden’s ability to align on priorities, mobilize across stakeholders, and execute with speed.
Europe on the move: A conversation with Hitachi Energy’s CEO
As the world enters what the IEA calls the “age of electricity,” Hitachi Energy is leading the evolution of the energy system for a fully electrified world—making electricity abundant and more accessible in Europe and worldwide.
Leslie Davis on serving communities as both payer and provider
Leslie Davis, president and CEO of UPMC, discusses the organization’s “payvider” model and how its emphasis on innovation has helped UPMC deliver better, more affordable care.
Advancing climate adaptation in Asia: Protecting people, protecting growth
Asia’s diverse adaptation needs are large, requiring much of the global adaptation spend going forward. Yet, the challenge also opens a significant opportunity for the region.
Beyond stablecoins: The emerging architecture of on-chain money
As attention focuses on stablecoins, a larger $4 trillion transformation is underway, integrating bank deposits and central bank assets into a unified global monetary stack.
The next era of healthcare is personal
Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel explains how mRNA, AI, and individualized care could transform everything from vaccines to cancer treatment.
Wired for growth: India’s electrical-equipment opportunity
Amid a global surge in electrification, India’s scaling domestic demand and structural advantages could make it a globally competitive electrical-equipment-manufacturing powerhouse.
Global Banking Annual Review 2026: Precision with speed
In this preview of our 2026 Global Banking Annual Review, we provide a glimpse of banks’ continued strong results in 2025; the emergence of a new world map; the tipping point for customer ownership; and the unprecedented pace at which AI is remaking the industry, prompting banks to accelerate their precision strategies and evolve into multispeed organizations.
Ramping up manufacturing in America?
Probing how much manufacturing ramp-up would be needed to address US trade dependencies.
Australian consumer loyalty: Rapid change calls for rapid solutions
Consumer expectations in Australia are changing; organisations can leverage their loyalty programmes to keep up with ongoing shifts.
Author Talks: Testing AI’s limits in a one-year experiment
What happens when AI runs your life for a year? NBC News Chief Technology Analyst Joanna Stern reveals surprising gains—and unsettling trade-offs—to embedding AI into everything from labor to leisure.
How provider-led health plans can succeed in commercial insurance
Provider-led health plans are underrepresented in the commercial group insurance market, leaving more than $20 billion in potential revenue and $700 million in operating margin on the table.
Primary care, reimagined: Workforce and care model innovation in a modern age
Inequitable access to primary care jeopardizes the health of millions of Americans, especially in rural communities, resulting in the equivalent of 45 million people with unmet primary care needs.
For industrials, the next decade belongs to builders
As core growth stalls, a small set of AI-enabled business-building plays is emerging as the fastest path to new revenue for industrial and energy leaders that know how to execute successfully.
A hidden figure behind GPS, a cycling champion, and a quiet trucking giant
Our latest obituaries also include a Hollywood animator, a cable industry innovator, and a prize-winning doctor who built a tuberculosis lab.
Five steps to turning geopolitical volatility into an advantage
As geopolitics redraws trade flows and strategic priorities, CEOs who anticipate the shifts—and reallocate capital accordingly—can create durable new growth pathways.
Advancing adaptation in Southeast Asia
The benefits of adaptation in Southeast Asia far outweigh its costs—yet a significant resilience gap remains. What will it take to protect the region’s people and assets today, and support future economic growth?
Renewables O&M reimagined: Boosting performance with AI and conventional levers
Operators with growing onshore wind and solar PV portfolios can unlock hidden value by using a mix of conventional techniques and AI to optimize their operations and maintenance strategies.
Why a US governor’s first few months shape the full term
Three McKinsey experts explain why advance planning, a willingness to learn, and a strong team often determine whether an administration builds momentum to realize its agenda or struggles to succeed.
From AI table stakes to AI advantage: Building competitive moats
When everyone has access to the same AI models, the winners are those who use them to build advantages that competitors can’t copy.
Why it’s even more important to consider restructuring before spin-offs
The market is always revealing new reasons for leaders to consider improving assets before spinning them off—but the principles for how to manage such transactions are enduring. Here are three of them.
Where AI is creating real value in real estate
Agentic AI is moving real estate beyond isolated tools toward full workflow transformation—unlocking new value, redefining roles, and reshaping how organizations operate.
Alabama’s playbook for jobs, growth, and economic opportunity
Ellen McNair, the secretary of commerce for Alabama, discusses the state’s CatALyst economic development strategy and the value of strong partnerships in driving investment and inclusive growth.
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