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CBO questions No Surprises Act impact on healthcare prices
The Congressional Budget Office says the 2020 No Surprises Act may not be controlling costs as expected. The agency is asking for fresh research into what the law actually changed.
In silico trials cut drug costs 60%, shorten timelines 40%
AI-driven simulation could slash clinical trial expenses and accelerate approvals. A new analysis quantifies the economics—and reveals what pharma needs to move faster.
Job offer acceptance drops to 48% as candidate leverage shifts
Gartner data shows job offer acceptance fell from 85% two years ago to 48% in Q4 2025. What candidates are demanding instead.
Gartner maps essential AI governance platform features
Gartner identifies the critical capabilities enterprises need in AI governance platforms. Learn what separates functional tools from compliance theater.
Gartner rates OpenText's 2026 strengths and gaps
Gartner publishes its annual assessment of OpenText's competitive position, listing specific capabilities buyers prefer and areas the vendor needs to address.
HPE Bundles AI Infrastructure for CIOs Modernizing on Agentic Software
HPE is positioning unified infrastructure as a path for enterprise CIOs to adopt agentic AI without rebuilding their modernization roadmaps. Gartner analyzes what the move signals for enterprise infrastructure strategy.
Gartner: U.S.-Iran Deal Shows Why You Need Recovery Plans
Gartner warns geopolitical risk demands backup strategies. Here's what infrastructure teams should prepare for if sanctions escalate.
UOB's Wee Ee Cheong Bets on Steady Leadership Over Flashy Pivots
McKinsey profiles the second-generation UOB chief steering Southeast Asia's oldest bank through digital and regulatory upheaval without abandoning core customer focus.
Gulf conflict pushes jet fuel costs higher. Airlines can act now.
Unrest in the Gulf region is driving up jet fuel prices. McKinsey outlines steps airlines can take to manage volatility and protect margins before costs climb further.
Ohio economy needs more than manufacturing to compete
McKinsey analysis finds Ohio's legacy as a builder state limits its ability to win in emerging sectors. The state must diversify its economic strategy to remain competitive.
Europe's workforce mobility gap is costing growth—here's why
McKinsey finds European workers face barriers to moving across roles, regions, and sectors. Organizations that remove friction can unlock talent retention and faster business expansion.
From CEO to Founder: What Corporate Leaders Miss About AI
Julia Stewart moved from running a public company to launching a health tech startup. McKinsey examines what corporate executives overlook when building AI confidence.