Climate change will force companies to rethink business models and transform in the next five years CHICAGO - Today, NielsenIQ released "The Changing Climate of Sustainability," a new report focused on the impact of climate change on the consumer-packaged goods industry. Over the next five years, it is anticipated that governance and cost, will force manufacturers, brands, … [Read more...] about NielsenIQ Releases New Report Focusing on Sustainability’s Impact on Consumer-Packed Goods Industry
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Retail In 2023: How Shopping Is Evolving
XR Experts at Dopple Predict Big Opportunities in Commerce CHARLESTON, S.C., Nov. 21, 2022 - The retail landscape looks vastly different than it did five years ago. Ease of access and the infinite shelf mentality of ecommerce has accustomed shoppers to being able to discover, select, and quickly obtain most any product or service they need at the click of the button. The … [Read more...] about Retail In 2023: How Shopping Is Evolving
Battery metals demand to outpace supply starting in 2024
S&P Global Market Intelligence 2023 Outlook Sees Energy Transition Picking Up Pace and Helping Key Metals Markets Overcome Economic Headwinds as Burgeoning Demand Outstrips Supply NEW YORK, Nov. 4, 2022 - Commodities prices for key metals will be battered by the storms buffeting the global economy through much of 2023 but are well positioned to rise through the clouds in the … [Read more...] about Battery metals demand to outpace supply starting in 2024
Market Participants Believe Shorter Settlement Cycles are on the Horizon, Citi Survey Shows
LONDON - A Citi survey shows market participants around the world increasingly believe that shorter settlement cycles will become reality. The second edition of Citi’s “Securities Services Evolution” white paper shows 51% of market participants expect the prevailing settlement timeframe for equities to be T+1 by 2026 – up seven points from last year’s survey. This sentiment … [Read more...] about Market Participants Believe Shorter Settlement Cycles are on the Horizon, Citi Survey Shows
60% of Employees Using AI Regard It as a Coworker, Not a Job Threat
New MIT Sloan Management Review and Boston Consulting Group Research Finds That Organizations Are Far More Likely to Derive Value From AI When Their Workers Do So as Well BOSTON, Nov. 1, 2022 - Despite the popular belief that organizations derive value from artificial intelligence (AI) at the expense of the individuals they employ, and that AI-powered automation can lead to … [Read more...] about 60% of Employees Using AI Regard It as a Coworker, Not a Job Threat