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In this episode of the McKinsey Podcast, we look at how advanced manufacturing technology, such as AI and automation, is reshaping our factories.

In this episode of the McKinsey Podcast, we look at how many cities are using new technology to develop innovative traffic congestion solutions.

In this episode of the McKinsey Podcast, we look at how CMOs can combine data-driven marketing solutions with creativity and business leadership to drive growth.

In this episode of the McKinsey podcast, we look at the value of talent management and how businesses can fill critical roles to drive results.

In this episode of the McKinsey Podcast, we discuss the biggest 5G winners and losers as this emerging technology takes shape.

In this episode of the McKinsey Podcast, we sit down with Box CEO Aaron Levie and discuss the how to successfully start up and scale up a technology company.

In this episode of the McKinsey Podcast, we discuss the new field of AI ethics and how companies and governments can ethically deploy artificial intelligence.

In this episode of the McKinsey Podcast we answer the age old question: what is leadership? And how can companies help leaders to grow across the organization.

Players in the fashion industry remain less than optimistic about the runway ahead. But those that align with the dominant trends – namely, sustainability, digitization, and innovation – are most likely to prevail.

Over the last decade, Asia received half of all new investment in the global economy. Despite pockets of excellence, Asian companies have struggled to deliver strong returns on this influx of capital.

Airlines and passengers alike are flying into a world of flygskam and flying taxis.

While the yellow metal does not tarnish or decay, the industry that mines, refines, and fashions gold is far less stable.

While the yellow metal does not tarnish or decay, the industry that mines, refines, and fashions gold is far less stable.

The competitive landscape is shifting across the region as consumer tastes change, new digital champions emerge, and governments deregulate.

We talk with two of our experts about their new research on corporate resilience and what differentiates companies that emerge from economic downturns stronger than they were going in. We'll share insights on preparing your organization for macroeconomic crises and why the next downturn may be very different from earlier ones.

Asia will account for more than half the global economy by 2040. What opportunities and risks lie ahead as ‘the Asian century’ unfolds?

Around the world, women participate in paid employment at lower rates and wages than men, and are less likely to be promoted. They also tend to work in different sectors. The implications are everyone’s business.

Across the developed world, health systems must adapt to aging populations, changing patient needs, and advances in technology that could both reduce costs and revolutionize clinical care.

Structured problem solving can be used to address almost any complex challenge in business or public policy.

Large-scale organizational change is more likely to stick if executives apply equal discipline and rigor to the “hard” and “soft” elements that matter.

Global energy demand is headed toward a plateau over the next ten to 20 years, as the world focuses on electrification, energy efficiency, and more service-driven economic growth.

Proven techniques can help address cognitive biases that often trip up even the most experienced executives.

The roles that create the most value in your organization may not be at the top. Getting the right people in these critical seats can turbocharge performance.