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The U.S. leads in 14 of 18 industries shaping the future economy - but the lead isn’t guaranteed

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By Kevin Russell, Chris Bradley, Kweilin Ellingrud
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Geopolitics are dominating headlines, and trade conflict is accelerating. In this context, countries and companies need to position themselves well in the right industries to sustain profitable growth. What are those industries? The McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) identified 18 “arenas” in 2024—industries that stand out for their dynamism and future potential in both revenues and profits.
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I hate to say it, but the young'uns are probably right. For my mates on LinkedIn, you've now heard me talk repeatedly about the crisis of hope--in Australia only 1 in 5 people believe the next… | Chris Bradley | 184 comments

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By Chris Bradley, Georgina Harrisson, Alexander McGillivray
| LinkedIn
I hate to say it, but the young'uns are probably right. For my mates on LinkedIn, you've now heard me talk repeatedly about the crisis of hope--in Australia only 1 in 5 people believe the next generation will be better off than the last (and in Europe it is way less than that). My more boomerish instinct is to dismiss this as a problem of unrealistic expectations or to blame the education system for instilling doom.
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9 ‘Omniscaling’ Companies Are Reshaping the Global Economy

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By Chris Bradley, Kevin Russell
| Aol Verified
You may have heard of “hyperscalers.” Now, the global economy is being reshaped by “omniscalers.” Omniscalers are a group of nine companies that are not only among the world’s biggest investors, but are also playing simultaneously across the world’s most important “arenas.” We define an “arena” as industries with the highest growth rates and the most competitive dynamism, where market-share changes are the norm.
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