The most important shift in the labor market won’t be robots taking over hospitals or law firms - it will be a younger, AI-native, globally-connected workforce displacing the U.S. service class.
Costs are rising. Supply chains are tightening. Automakers who aren’t moving now will be scrambling for survival tomorrow.
Executives across the supply chain—electronics, drivetrain, steel, software, semiconductors—are in the middle of a three-front war.
Increased tariffs by the U.S. will trigger global backlash, upending the traditional playbook for U.S. companies operating internationally.
By 2024, Chinese brands commanded 20% of Latin America's automotive market, generating over $9.1 billion in annual sales.
A multi-front trade war would rapidly change the supply chain dynamics for electric vehicles. Learn who stands to benefit and lose from the uncertainty.
