CEO confidence in revenue growth has fallen to its lowest point in five years as leaders confront uneven returns from artificial intelligence, rising geopolitical risk and intensifying cyber threats, ...

While chief executive officers across the world have expressed concerns about the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) to displace jobs, particularly at ...

Only three-in-ten (30%) CEOs confident about revenue growth in 2026 as most struggle to turn AI investment into tangible returns One-in-eight (12%) CEOs say AI has delivered both cost and revenue ...

THE push for business model reinvention becomes more urgent as Asia-Pacific CEOs navigate slowing confidence, rising cyber ...

Global business leader confidence has hit a five-year-low, as AI becomes the divide between leaders and laggards, new research from PwC reveals. According to the PwC 2026 Global CEO Survey, only 30 ...

Companies around the world have spent heavily on artificial intelligence, even as employees worry about job losses and disruption. Yet many of the executives pushing AI into workplaces now concede it ...

On Monday, Mohamed Kande, PwC's global chairman, spoke to Fortune in Davos ahead of the World Economic Forum, saying the CEO role has shifted dramatically in the past year. "This is one of the most ...

DAVOS, Switzerland Jan 19 (Reuters) - Only three ‌in 10 chief executives are confident ‌in their companies' revenue growth prospects over the next year, the lowest level in five years, according to a ...

Only 13% of chief executives in Africa are willing to tolerate high risk in innovation projects, even as 55% say innovation ...