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Three Drivers of the M&A Rebound in 2H 2020

Velocity Global

M&A activity dropped during the first two quarters of 2020 after COVID-19 created economic conditions not seen since the Great Depression. As the business world adjusts to the new normal, executives regained confidence in their companies’ outlook and the global economy. Non-financial corporations in the U.S.

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How France is Leading the Race for European Unicorns

Globalization Partners

Macron’s broader goal is to achieve 100 French unicorns by 2030, including 25 green unicorns (companies focused on creating technology that will reduce human impact on the environment). French tech companies raised EUR 11.6 This was an increase of 115 percent against 2020. billion in funds in 2021. How G-P can help.

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Combining In-House & Remote Teams: Finding the Right Balance

NoonDalton

In 2020, everyone was talking about finding the best way to make remote teams work. While people are feeling safe enough to start gathering in person again, it doesn’t seem likely that companies will be able to revert back to the “old” ways quite so quickly. No two companies are created equal. Preparing for a New Way of Working.

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The Case for Going Asset-Light in 2021

Velocity Global

The global economy was thrown into disarray in 2020, exposing critical supply chain vulnerabilities and causing businesses to rethink strategies. According to a recent Accenture report, 94% of Fortune 1000 companies said the pandemic led to supply chain disruptions, while 75% said COVID-19 negatively affects their businesses.

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Six innovation strategies for Life Science organizations in 2023

IBM Services

Last year, as life sciences organizations were consumed by the recovery from COVID-19, their focus had to shift rapidly to mitigating supply chain constraints, labor and skill shortages, and by the end of the year, inflationary pressures—all of which were exacerbated by the Russia-Ukraine war.