CEOs of big US companies are increasingly expecting to end hybrid work setups in the next few years, according to KPMG US.

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"The challenge is that soft landings are rare and as much about luck as skill," says KPMG's Diane Swonk, who expects the Fed ...

A lower policy rate should translate to cheaper borrowing costs for most kinds of loans while, on average, paychecks are now ...

In some ways, Amazon was a first-mover in regard to its three-day mandate last year. Companies often follow each other when ...

Companies forcing staff back into the office full-time are “dinosaurs” who wrongly believe their staff are “snowflakes”, ...

KPMG Australia aims to have half its consulting work done out by lower-cost workers based in Australia and overseas and ...

It found that 72% of Australian CEOs do not believe Gen AI will have an impact on staff levels. "I am encouraged to see that ...

The KPMG CEO Outlook revealed that 72% of CEOs were confident about the direction of the world economy over the next three ...

He will be responsible for overseeing the accountancy firm’s strategic direction and day-to-day operations in the island ...

KPMG Australia chief executive Andrew Yates has warned the current misalignment between big business and the federal Labor ...

SINGAPORE: Singapore has secured the second position in an index measuring artificial intelligence (AI) readiness around the ...