The challenges related to health care affordability are numerous and complex—and they cannot be addressed through any single lever, stakeholder, or short-term fix, says Mike Stuart, president and CEO ...

What’s new: The semiconductor industry is navigating a high-stakes paradox in 2026. While soaring AI-driven demand is pushing revenues to unprecedented levels, this boom comes with risks that chip ...

Women’s sports are on the rise—generating greater revenue, expanding operations, and heightening expectations among fans, athletes, and commercial and media partners, according to a recent Deloitte ...

Chief data and analytics officers (CDAOs) say the metric most likely to define success over the next two years is business value created from data and AI, according to the Deloitte U.S. CIO Program’s ...

Field service organizations are under pressure. Costs are rising, while operational inefficiency and a shortage of skilled workers make it difficult for companies to deliver fast, reliable service, ...

Building an agile finance function requires more than the right technology infrastructure. In a survey conducted for Deloitte’s inaugural Finance Trends 2026 report, nearly two-thirds of respondents ...

In 2026 and beyond, the retail industry faces significant change, with AI at the core of the disruption. Retailers are also responding to broader macroeconomic shifts and evolving customer ...

In 2026, consumer products companies are navigating significant demographic, political, environmental, technological, and cultural shifts. Executives may need to rethink conventional strategies that ...

Almost every finance department is at least experimenting with AI, according to the survey conducted for Deloitte’s inaugural Finance Trends 2026 report. The survey, which drew on responses from 1,326 ...

As anticipated in our last global economic outlook, elections around the world drove notable policy changes that altered the trajectories of inflation, borrowing costs, currency values, and trade and ...

Resilient continues to be the best way to describe the U.S. economy, as we saw through much of 2025. Real GDP was 2.1% higher in the second quarter of 2025 and 2.3% higher in the third quarter ...