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  • AI-focused services make up 40 per cent of BCG’s 2025 revenue

    Prof Services

    The global revenue of the consultancy group Boston Consulting Group (BCG) reached $14.4bn (£10.6bn), a single-digit increase over the previous year, credited to AI. BCG reported seven per cent global revenue growth, rising to $14.4bn in 2025 from $13.5bn in 2024, marking its 22nd consecutive year of growth. The firm said its AI-and tech-focused services [...]

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  • BCG warns the era of ‘wait and see’ is dead as global risks hit all-time high

    Business

    As concerns over global policy uncertainty reached a 20-year peak in 2025, BCG is warning that the issue must be a core business capability, with dedicated teams. Business leaders cite trade reconfiguration, weakening multilateral institutions, and the weaponisation of economic tools as persistent threats to business continuity and competitiveness. However, a report by the IMD [...]

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  • Young Brits drive consumer confidence up while high-income households cut back

    Economics

    A confidence boost amongst Gen Z Brits drove an improvement in consumer confidence in June while wealthier households held back, according to new data. Overall confidence about the state of the UK’s economy improved to -38 in June, up from -36 in May, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC). Brits’ confidence about their personal [...]

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  • Consumer confidence improves in early sign that ‘the worst has passed’

    May 23, 2025

    Three major measures of consumer confidence all found an improvement in Brits’ economic sentiment in May, promoted by easing trade tensions and a cut in interest rates.  GfK’s long-running Consumer Confidence Index increased by three points to -20 in May after dropping in ‘Awful April’ on inflation fears. “The measure for personal finances looking ahead [...]

  • BCG London boss: ‘I still believe diverse teams deliver the best outcomes’

    May 22, 2025

    We dig into the memory bank of the City's great and good. Today, it's Jessica Frame, managing partner at Boston Consulting Group (BCG) London.

  • Brexit, Trump tariffs and China set to weigh on UK trade

    January 13, 2025

    UK trade will only grow by 0.7 per cent annually between 2023 and 2033, according to new projections from Boston Consulting Group (BCG).

  • Labour must address long-term sickness to get the economy growing

    September 10, 2024

    Solving the problem of the UK's long-term sickness crisis could radically boost GDP and tax revenues. It should be a top priority for Labour, Chris Dorrell writes

  • BCG to cough up £11m to US Dept of Justice over bribes in Angola

    August 29, 2024

    BCG has been found to have paid bribes in exchange for business in Angola, despite that, the firm has avoided prosecution following a deal with the Department of Justice

  • Top management consultancies don’t make things any better, clients say

    August 19, 2024

    Drafting in a "big three" consultancy firm to help with corporate projects often has no positive effect, a survey of former clients has found.

  • Addressing the rise in long-term sickness could unlock £57bn windfall, research shows

    June 25, 2024

    Reintegrating between half and three-quarters of those who have dropped out of the workforce since 2020 could generate anywhere between £35bn and £57bn over the next five years, the analysis suggests.

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