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Claire Bramley describes how she’s amping up scenario analyses, getting proactive about enterprise risk, and moving her function into white spaces to improve company-wide performance.

Dipak Golechha explains why he sees the current business environment as a ‘return to sense and sensibility’ for finance leaders.

McKinsey head Bob Sternfels' bid for re-election is reportedly facing internal opposition due to mass layoffs and a slowdown in growth.

(Bloomberg) -- McKinsey & Co.’s Bob Sternfels is experiencing a tougher than expected bid for re-election as global managing partner after a backlash against his push to restrucuture the company, the FT reported. Most Read from BloombergHedge Funds Rake in Huge Profits Betting on Catastrophe RiskPutin Orders Hunt for Property of Russian Empire, Soviet UnionTrump’s 2016 Win Shook Markets. Traders Won’t Get Fooled Again.Burger King Is Serving Whoppers With a Side of Cring...

Growing the U.S. economy, even as workforce participation levels drop, will mean that employee productivity has to increase, and finance chiefs view AI as a prime tool for making that happen. Read more.

Workers have three options when it comes AI and jobs, says AI Ph.D. and Alphabet board member Marty Chavez. Only one will end their careers.

Workers have three options when it comes AI and jobs, says AI Ph.D. and Alphabet board member Marty Chavez. Only one will end their careers.

Workers have three options when it comes AI and jobs, says AI Ph.D. and Alphabet board member Marty Chavez. Only one will end their careers.

Workers have three options when it comes AI and jobs, says AI Ph.D. and Alphabet board member Marty Chavez. Only one will end their careers.

Workers have three options when it comes AI and jobs, says AI Ph.D. and Alphabet board member Marty Chavez. Only one will end their careers.