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What makes you stop, browse, and buy when you travel? Human connection makes luxury special. AI and data can enhance it with more personal, relevant interactions across the customer journey. At TFWA Cannes, Victor Graf Dijon von Monteton and Alex Liu explored what this means for the future of travel retail. Read Kearney's new report: bit.ly/4zADTUU Photo credit: © Anne Emmanuelle Thion
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Europe's data center growth is entering a more constrained phase. See where Europe's next buildable capacity may emerge: bit.ly/4jeZ4as
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The food and beverage industry has traditionally organized around categories. Consumers do not. Leaders need a more precise view of what consumers need from each occasion: convenience without compromise, moderation without sacrifice, and functionality they can clearly understand. Learn more in the first article of our new series: bit.ly/3WpLWpg
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A great contract on paper doesn't always mean a supportable one. Which means seeing if your supply chain can actually support the commitment, and what trade-offs will be required if it cannot. Learn more: bit.ly/3TrSLWA
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"If AI is going to drive meaningful P&L impact, the leaders who own the P&L must own the change," Kearney's Khalid Kahn shares with @TechTargetNews. More from Khan on what leaders need to do next ⬇️ bit.ly/3W96SRk
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Kearney was pleased to take part in @wef's Annual Meeting of Global Future Leaders (AMGFL), held in Dubai from 13–15 October. Rudolph Lohmeyer and Hani Tohme represented Kearney alongside more than 500 leaders and experts from business, government and international organizations. Across discussions on AI and human agency, science and innovation, growth, geopolitics and trade, leadership, and climate and nature, the meeting reinforced a central leadership challenge: preparing for an increasingly complex world while acting decisively to shape what comes next.
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"Serious people who do not take themselves too seriously." More from MSD's Cyril Schiever on the trust behind 100 years of working with Kearney: bit.ly/4yMF4Ru
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AI activity does not equal AI impact. Experimentation is spreading fast, but the way the enterprise operates may not be changing with it. Three misconceptions tend to get in the way. Find out what they are and what to do instead: bit.ly/4yBrro2
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Curious what happened at NYC Climate Week 2026? The Kearney team came back with four takeaways from the field: bit.ly/4zxeImj
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On Monday, October 19, Kearney is moderating a conversation at The MedTech Conference. We’ll explore the choices shaping the next generation of MedTech supply chains: reducing single-source risk, balancing global efficiency with regional proximity, identifying no-regret moves, and using analytics and AI to make faster, more informed decisions amid uncertainty: bit.ly/4s7R2lX
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How do you scale something as personal as coaching? Kearney and Circl found a way to grow impact without losing the human connection. Read the story: bit.ly/4i3SP75
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“A large part of the aspirational customer base was never as insulated as their income implied.” Nora Kleinewillinghoefer on what’s really behind luxury’s demand slowdown with @standardnews: bit.ly/3VXfzhy
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What makes an opportunity investable when capital is already available? Our new report with @Kearney finds weak economics remains the leading reason capital is delayed, resized or stopped. bit.ly/4ydLQhZ
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Rather than choice benefiting consumers, much of the choice being provided is transferring work back onto them. When does choice stop feeling like freedom? For the future consumer, more options can mean more work: more to compare, verify, coordinate, and decide. The Kearney Consumer Institute surveyed more than 21,500 consumers across 20 countries to understand how these compounding pressures are reshaping what people expect from brands: bit.ly/4hmnLjQ
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As UK banks continue to close branches while some US banks open new ones, the commercial logic behind branch networks is shifting. Read this Financial Times column, featuring Kearney’s perspective and analysis from our Retail Banking Radar 2026: bit.ly/3UjYIVO
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In a recent @ftlive webinar, @FinancialTimes World Trade Editor Peter Foster spoke with Vicky Cuthbert of @Unilever Personal Care, Mark Patterson of @DHLGlobal, and Kearney's Suketu Gandhi about preparing for geopolitical shocks without losing sight of customers and performance. Watch the full discussion: bit.ly/4yPnOL2
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Kearney's Roland Scharrer is speaking at the inaugural Physical AI and Robotics Summit in London on 13 October, organized by Economist Enterprise. He will join AI futurist Wendy Ng and Sertaç Güzel, Johnson & Johnson MedTech's head of robotics, digital, and specialty, to explore what it takes for people and robots to work side by side while maintaining trust, accountability, and meaningful human roles. Find out more and register here: bit.ly/4hGbXsM
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The headline sounds steady, but that number hides more than it reveals. The Global Business Policy Council’s 2026 2H global economic outlook points to a world in persistent disequilibrium, where growth continues to mask sharply different conditions across regions, sectors, and companies. For business leaders, that means no single forecast or one-time fix will hold for long, as geopolitical, tech, and climate shocks keep shifting the ground under them. The advantage will come from continuously reallocating capital toward markets and capabilities with durable demand, while preserving the flexibility to reroute supply, adjust capacity, and exit weakening positions. Learn more: bit.ly/3TAYn0r
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Too many supply chain transformations begin with broad rollouts and ambitious timelines, only to become more complex, harder to adopt, and slower to deliver value. A better approach starts with the business problem. See how Kearney and @Kinaxis bring together strategy, supply chain expertise, and advanced planning technology to help organizations move from transformation ambition to measurable value faster: bit.ly/4ytv3Zd
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