BCG.com | January 28, 2026

Old Continent, New Growth: Pension Reform as an Economic Engine for Europe

Restructuring pensions to rely on funded schemes could ease fiscal burdens for European governments and for taxpayers.

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Harvard Business Review | January 8, 2026

What Companies that Excel at Strategic Foresight Do Differently

Companies that excel at strategic foresight are able to systematically track both predictable future events and true unknowns across short- and long-term horizons.

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Harvard Business Review | November 26, 2025

Leaders Assume Employees Are Excited About AI. They’re Wrong.

This isn’t just a tale of two disconnects. Our research reveals that listening to employees, making the effort to deeply understand their needs, and then investing to address them is a game changer: Employee-centric organizations are seven times more likely to succeed with AI.

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BCG.com | November 7, 2025

Climate Change and Sustainability Climate Change May Trigger Financial Tipping Points. Here’s How Leaders Can Prepare.

Leaders can anticipate, innovate, and collaborate to help their businesses avoid climate-driven disruption—and create new value.

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30 Minutes | January 20, 2026

Shared Prosperity in a Fractured World with Dani Rodrik

"Manufacturing used to be a shortcut for development. It no longer is. In fact, to succeed in manufacturing today, you have to develop first—because you have to develop the skills, the capital, the infrastructure."

BCG.com | January 14, 2026

Pension Systems Are Cracking—Here’s How to Fix Them

Aging populations are straining pension systems worldwide. Our analysis reveals how smarter design and savvy implementation can secure sustainability, equity, and adequacy for future generations.

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BCG.com | October 23, 2025

Why CEOs Need to Prepare for AI-Only Rivals

A fully autonomous, AI-only firm is not yet a reality—but major investments and technological progress are paving the way. Here’s how firms can compete against these uniquely capable rivals.

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Harvard Business Review | October 10, 2025

How Old Companies Can Ignite New Growth

Most companies slow down as they mature, but stagnation is not inevitable. In a global study of 848 firms, BCG identified 99 that reignited their momentum, delivering breakout growth—sustained performance that far outpaced peers while also improving profitability.

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BCG.com | April 16, 2025

The Transformation Paradox: How to Grow When the Growing Gets Tough

Unlikely as it seems, businesses can not only thrive amid economic uncertainty—they can seize the opportunity to transform for sustained growth.

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Shocks, Crises, and False Alarms

How to assess true macroeconomic risk

Harvard Business Review | June 11, 2024

How to Assess True Macroeconomic Risk

Understanding macroeconomic risk—the potential for negative or positive change, both cyclical and structural—is essential to responding to threats with rational optimism.

Time Magazine | July 31, 2024

What’s Wrong With Economics

The U.S. economy grew at a robust 2.8% in the second quarter, far faster than economists’ predictions of just 2%. The miss is reminiscent of a long losing streak for doomsaying about the U.S. economy.

The Hill | May 24, 2024

How Lower Deficits Can Again Drive More Growth

Washington’s addiction to deficit spending is unlikely to change, no matter the electoral outcome in November. But in today's macroeconomic environment, fiscal consolidation can counterintuitively deliver more growth.

Business Ecosystems

What are business ecosystems, and how can organizations think about their own ecosystem design, governance, and strategy?

Developing Leaders Quarterly | June 21, 2023

Winning the Ecosystem Game

Orchestrating companies collaboratively lead other companies in digital ecosystems but what does it take to lead orchestrating or participating companies? From our research on the factors which drive the strategic and operational success and failure of ecosystems, we propose the traits, mindsets, and behaviors required of ecosystem leaders.

BCG.COM | October 7, 2019

Do You Need a Business Ecosystem?

The hype suggests that you do, but business ecosystems are not always the right model for organizing the creation of a product or service. Learn what they are, what sets them apart, and their benefits and drawbacks.

MIT Sloan Management Review | November 22, 2021

Setting the Rules of the Road

Good governance is essential to the success of both ecosystem orchestrators and their partners. It is essential to put the right rules in place to orchestrate a platform that creates value for all participants - and helps manage risk.

New Pathways to a Sustainable Future

In several recent publications, we’ve challenged ourselves to think differently about sustainability—to identify pathways that may contribute new vitality to the fight.

BCG.com | January 11, 2024

The Hidden Dynamics of the Energy Transition

The energy transition presents a massive and complex challenge, and it’s moving too slowly. To accelerate progress, businesses and governments should adopt a systems approach.

BCG.com | September 13, 2023

Short-Term Solutions for Bending the Ammonia Emissions Curve

Renewable ammonia has long-term potential, but the industry can’t wait. Ammonia producers and customers can take steps to become more sustainable, starting today.