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1 week ago | bcg.com | Deborah Lovich |Jennifer Thomas

Please evaluate yourself on a scale from 1 (poor) to 5 (excellent) on these characteristics:I let go of outdated beliefs, confront my fear of change, and improve my leadership mindset. I consistently step out of my comfort zone to fuel personal leadership growth. I consistently apply new leadership tools and practices in real-world work. I engage in leadership development with my team and promote shared learning. I shape my environment to support sustained leadership growth.

2 weeks ago | bcg.com | Tim Figures |Marc Gilbert |Rami Rafih |Cristián Rodríguez-Chiffelle

The European Union’s first round of pending retaliation against sharp US tariff increases indicates the intention to take a tactical and incremental approach to the developing trade dispute with Washington. The aim: to ramp up pressure on the US to negotiate a settlement and prevent a tit-for-tat spiral into an escalating trade war.

2 weeks ago | bcg.com | Nikolaus Lang |Leonid E. Zhukov |Alex Koster |Amir Alsbih |Etienne Cavin |Jeff Walters | +2 more

Competition over AI development is causing global tech fragmentation. Discover how boards can guide leaders to anticipate threats and increase resilience.

2 weeks ago | bcg.com | Dominic DeSapio |Marc Gilbert |Keith Halliday |Michael McAdoo |Cristián Rodríguez-Chiffelle |Sarah Lichtblau

Every company, regardless of sector or location, needs to build tariffs and the related uncertainty into its planning and operating model. Learn more here.

3 weeks ago | bcg.com | Adam Gordon

Airlines around the world are emerging from a good recovery year in 2024 and should see steady growth in 2025. Nonetheless, capacity will remain constrained due to delivery delays for airplanes and essential engine parts such as airfoils. Airlines globally share this challenge; however, industry dynamics will vary by region and carrier, with low-cost carriers primarily dealing with higher costs while full-cost airlines look for new growth.