Tepid US consumer confidence keeping clothing imports on the rack
Clothing imports are rebounding in 2024, but retailers will likely wait for clear signs of demand growth to bring in…
Operating at the edge: Harnessing ‘as a service’ in the US government
The US government has demonstrated increasing interest in acquiring capabilities through as-a-service models. Many challenges could keep it from doing…
Eye in the sky: Launching a geopolitical risk unit
A geopolitical risk unit can add perspective to navigate and identify opportunities in a fragmenting world.
Why flow matters most in highly complex manufacturing
To meet escalating demand for the latest advanced products, companies need a better way to handle the interactions and uncertainties…
Anant Bhalla on the convergence of insurance, asset management
The former CEO of American Equity Investment Life reflects on his career path, Brookfield’s acquisition of AEL, and his predictions…
Author Talks: The magic of unmuting yourself
Do you tend to speak up or play it safe? Author Elaine Lin Hering shares how you can build the…
From hire to inspire: Getting—and keeping—Gen Z in manufacturing
Gen Z workers say they’re open to jobs in manufacturing. But getting them to take these jobs, engage, and stay…
Author Talks: The business of ethics for leaders
How should CEOs approach corporate values? When should they speak out on contentious issues? Alison Taylor breaks down how businesses…
The McKinsey Crossword: Author Talks | No. 179
Sharpen your problem-solving skills the McKinsey way, with our weekly crossword. Each puzzle is created with the McKinsey audience in…
The rapid evolution of payments in Latin America
Cash is no longer Latin Americans’ preferred way to pay, as debit cards, credit cards, and mobile payments have gained…