Here is what we know today: cancer is the second leading cause of death worldwide, claiming nearly 10 million lives in 2018 alone. On top of that, population growth and ageing will contri...
“She belongs…” How would you complete this sentence? To celebrate International Women’s Day, EY is using the hashtag #SheBelongs. Here’s three things that came to mind for me:
At a time when commercial, geopolitical and demographic dynamics are shifting in monumental ways across the globe, the Arab World finds itself in a promising period of business accelerati...
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and automation, the proliferation of internet-based technology platforms, and the move toward more entrepreneurial sources ...
We live in exciting times. Industry is in the middle of its fourth revolution: the virtual and real worlds are converging and goods can be produced at unprecedented speed, flexibility and...
There’s general agreement within financial institutions that digitization is transforming their industries in fundamental ways, but many have yet to grasp the scale and depth of these cha...
Artificial Intelligence is either a silver bullet for every problem on the planet, or the guaranteed cause of the apocalypse, depending on whom you speak to.
For the past six years, I’ve been honored to serve as EY Global Chairman and CEO. My time at EY — including nearly a dozen years on our global executive board – has been one of the most r...
As our homes, phones, and cars become increasingly “smart” and connected, complex ecosystems are emerging across the business landscape. Companies today must work with a far wider range o...
AI is rapidly becoming part of the fabric of our daily lives as it moves out of academia and research labs and into the real world.
Mental health and brain disorders are increasingly prevalent. Suicide and depression affect people who may appear “healthy”, as evidenced by several tragic high profile suicides in 2018. ...
Growing up in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, I saw firsthand that where you live is often the single greatest determinant of health and life expectancy. In Brazil, 75% of the population does not...
Recent years have called into question the idea of an interconnected, open world in which goods, capital, people and ideas can move across borders, seeking more choice and opportunities, ...
“If I have to buy my drugs this month, I won’t have money to eat.”
“Poverty is the deprivation of opportunity”, said economist Dr. Amartya Sen. Financial inclusion gives the financially weak the chance to change their economic circumstances and lead bett...
