The airline sector had a decent year in 2024. Is it finally cracking the value creation formula? Source: McKinsey Can the global airline industry continue its climb?

Many of the challenges to M&A in the past few years began to recede in 2024—only to give way to new headwinds in 2025. Can a strong M&A strategy help dealmakers find equilibrium? Source: McKinsey Time to revisit your M&A strategy

Wharton management professor unpacks why today’s graduates are entering a slow-moving job market and what they can do to adapt.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton Why Today’s College Grads Face a Tougher Hiring Climate

Wharton experts speak with Ron Yurko, director of the Carnegie Mellon Sports Analytics Center and assistant teaching professor at Carnegie Mellon University.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton Golf Analytics & Modeling With Ron Yurko

Alan Beacham discusses the importance of having local teams that understand local markets to manage the challenges shaping the future of logistics in Asia. Source: McKinsey The logistics of leadership: An interview with Alan Beacham

Human-centric skills are more critical than ever in an increasingly complex world. Here’s how some women CEOs harness these strengths to meet the challenges of the role. Source: McKinsey The inner game of women CEOs

London-based senior partner Ruben Schaubroeck, leader of McKinsey’s Technology, Media & Telecommunications practice in Europe, discusses Europe’s performance in the sector and the opportunity for a comeback. Source: McKinsey How Europe’s TMT sector could become a global leader

GLP-1s are drugs that help people manage diabetes and lose weight. Their surging popularity has a range of economic and public health implications. Source: McKinsey What are GLP-1 medications?

Europe’s TMT companies have stagnated relative to their peers’ growth in other regions. But several emerging battlegrounds could be the key to the sector’s turnaround. Source: McKinsey Technology, media, and telecom in Europe: The new growth engine or another decade of missing out?

Wharton’s Stefano Puntoni finds that consumers react more strongly when local jobs are moved overseas compared to other reasons for collective layoffs.…Read More Source: Knowledge @ Wharton Outsourcing vs. Offshoring: Why Consumers Push Back on Jobs Sent Abroad