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Explore BCG’s key takeaways from Davos 2025 on growth, global challenges, and impactful leadership, providing insights for resilience and sustainable progress.
AI is catalyzing transformative climate solutions, from refining Earth data to simplifying climate models, driving essential technological advancements in the battle against global warming.
How are cross-border joint venture partners coping with a riskier-than-ever geopolitical climate, and what are the best ways to keep the venture resilient?
Discover how the integration of connected mobility infrastructure is revolutionizing transportation systems worldwide, enhancing efficiency, safety, and sustainability in urban environments.
Over 110 CEOs and senior executives call for strengthening the business case for climate action, urging policy support for sustainable investments and emission reductions.
Amid growing interest on adaptation and resilience in the climate change discourse and a widening adaptation finance gap, how have innovative financial instruments driven optimism towards the future of climate finance?
Business and government need to take bold measures to close the climate action gap—acting on systems such as supply chains unlocks much higher impact than individual agendas
More than 100 CEOs and senior executives shared an open letter to urge public and private sector leaders to double down on climate change mitigation.
Ahead of COP28, The Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders is stepping up climate action and initiating an ambitious action plan to tackle scope 3 upstream emissions
Drastic step-up in climate mitigation and adaptation action is needed across all dimensions—from national and corporate commitments to technologies and financing.
Capital flow towards climate transition is currently insufficient, especially for emerging markets and developing economies. But there are ways that governments can address the key investment barriers for climate finance.
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October 6, 2023
As vehicles become “computers on wheels,” key insights about the rapidly changing market landscape point to the need for greater collaboration among industry players.
Organizations face a complex set of challenges as traditional markets plateau. As companies undertake digital transformation, six key attributes distinguish future-built organizations from the rest.
Four scenarios outline how emissions mitigation measures might interact with trade flows and trade policy cooperation in a drive to net zero.
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April 21, 2023
Asia is at the center of the climate crisis. But companies in the region can lead on climate and transform their business for competitive advantage.
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FEATURING: BCG's
Neeraj Aggarwal
ASEAN's digital economy is growing exponentially, with experts estimating that the implementation of the ASEAN Digital Economy Framework Agreement (DEFA) could unlock an additional $1 trillion-$2 trillion for the region by 2030.
How can countries enhance cooperation, foster innovative solutions and address common challenges to realize this potential for sustainable and inclusive growth in ASEAN?
ASEAN's digital economy is growing exponentially, with experts estimating that the implementation of the ASEAN Digital Economy Framework Agreement (DEFA) could unlock an additional $1 trillion-$2 trillion for the region by 2030.
How can countries enhance cooperation, foster innovative solutions and address common challenges to realize this potential for sustainable and inclusive growth in ASEAN?
FEATURING: BCG's
Aparna Bharadwaj
With its announced growth target of around 5%, China is forecast to be the single largest contributor to global growth in 2024, yet much attention is being paid to the drivers of growth.
What short-term economic stimulus and longer-term systematic approaches are needed to strategically revitalize growth prospects and ensure economic development?
This session was developed in collaboration with China Global Television Network.
With its announced growth target of around 5%, China is forecast to be the single largest contributor to global growth in 2024, yet much attention is being paid to the drivers of growth.
What short-term economic stimulus and longer-term systematic approaches are needed to strategically revitalize growth prospects and ensure economic development?
This session was developed in collaboration with China Global Television Network.
Business leaders can adopt Chinese management philosophies of agility, continuous learning, collective strength, and resilience, which embodies bamboo spirit and traditional Chinese philosophy.
Asia is now at a crucial juncture at which the progress of the last few decades has come together to add a new chapter to the region’s history. What is fueling Asia’s rise? Let’s connect the dots.
How AI agents are transforming industrial operations, opening new automation opportunities, enhancing efficiency and driving innovation across sectors.
China’s efforts in the green transition of value chains will help the environment, create business opportunities, and accelerate the adoption of green products and services in China and beyond.
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