🗣️ Today we launch our inaugural CEO Survey Mid-Year Snapshot, looking at how executive sentiment and business priorities have shifted amid rapidly evolving geopolitical and economic conditions. The survey of hundreds of CEOs across more than 50 countries and territories finds overall confidence in revenue growth has remained unchanged over the past six to eight months, even as executives report significant operational challenges stemming from global shocks. Watch the video for some of the key insights, and explore the full report here: pwc.to/CEOMY26 #CEOSurvey

What if one of the biggest opportunities in healthcare is helping people stay healthier for longer instead of treating more patients? Together with @econ_enterprise, we're exploring what's next. From remote monitoring to personalised, preventative health systems, organisations are finding new ways to improve access, support ageing populations and empower people to take greater control of their wellbeing. Hear from our Global Health Industries Leader Anthony Bruce: pwc.to/3RzogwI #LivesInMotion

The #automotive industry is entering a new era—shaped by #AI, electrification, software and ecosystem-driven competition. Our inaugural Global Automotive Outlook finds that adoption of AI and other advanced technologies across the automotive value chain is expected to rise from 47% today to 72% over the next five years. To stay future-fit, automotive companies will need to look beyond the vehicle itself—rethinking ecosystems, capital allocation, customer segments and the wider mobility experience. Read the full 2026 Global Automotive Outlook here: pwc.to/4xIn21q #Mobility #ElectricVehicles #FutureFit

How can AI democratise access to opportunity? AI can help organisations make more objective decisions and identify talent beyond geography, background or access to traditional pathways. Together with TED Conferences, we are bringing together leading thinkers and innovators to explore how new AI-powered innovations are shaping the future. In this short film, sports innovator Richard Felton-Thomas joins Lilia Christofi and Tom Karkeek to explore how AI-powered biomechanics is transforming talent identification in sport. Watch the full film: pwc.to/4xlUFqh #AI @TEDTalks

AI is changing the landscape of the working world at rapid pace. But what does this mean for your business, and the people within it? In this episode of Take on Tomorrow, hosts @FemiOke and @lizzieohreally2 speak with Rob Seaman, General Manager at Slack, about the role of AI agents in organisations and what this shift means for the future of work. And PwC’s Joe Atkinson weighs in on how businesses should think about how they’re set up – to get the most from the technology, and their people. Listen to Series 5 of Take on Tomorrow: pwc.to/4gZNih7 #TakeonTomorrow

What if the future of work isn't about fewer jobs, but different jobs? Our 2026 Global AI Jobs Barometer reveals two futures for jobs in an AI era. As AI reshapes work, demand is growing for distinctly human skills such as creativity, judgement and leadership, with the strongest organisations redesigning work to unlock new value. Explore the findings and discover the impact for AI-powered growth: pwc.to/4uxKUmR #AIJB #AIJobsBarometer

The next wave of value in data centres may not come from owning them. Even as the data centre boom is creating a US$5.1 trillion opportunity, not every participant will capture value. Organisations with access to power, land, capital, engineering expertise or trusted local relationships could hold the strongest positions. The challenge for business leaders is identifying where they have a genuine right to win. Explore the strategic choices shaping the future of the data centre economy: pwc.to/46nQ3E2 #DataCentres #AI #Infrastructure

Consumerisation and AI-driven innovation are transforming care around the world. From #AI adoption and cyber resilience to digital health and patient access, healthcare leaders are navigating rising expectations while balancing trust, security and better outcomes. Explore five statistics shaping the future of #healthcare in our Global Health Report: bit.ly/4AaOrLG #FutureOfHealth

Professionalised roles have seen 42% faster growth in average salaries than democratised roles, with the gap widening since 2022. As AI takes on routine work, the value of human expertise, judgement and creativity is rising. The opportunity isn't just deploying #AI. It's redesigning work and investing in the skills that matter most. Explore how: bit.ly/3Sy6tqs #FutureOfWork

What if AI could help accelerate the search for new antibiotics? Antibiotic resistance is one of healthcare's most pressing challenges, with significant implications for patients, health systems and economies worldwide. Together with @TedConferences we're exploring some of AI's biggest opportunities and spotlighting the innovators helping shape what's next. Hear from biotech entrepreneur Akhila Kosaraju, together with Scott Likens, Annie Veillet and Brenda Vethanayagam, as they explore how AI is accelerating antibiotic discovery and opening new possibilities in the fight against drug-resistant infections. Watch the full film: pwc.to/4zJRv0Y #AI #Biotech

What would keep your organisation running if disruption struck tomorrow? The first episode of the new season of our award-winning Take on Tomorrow podcast explores one of today's biggest leadership challenges: building resilience in an increasingly uncertain world. Hear @FemiOke and @lizzieohreally2 together with Bobbie Ramsden-Knowles (@PwC_UK) and Amy Webb (@FTSG_Consulting) as they discuss the actions organisations need to take to protect what matters most, now and in the future. Listen now: pwc.to/4xMSZ94 #TakeOnTomorrow

We wish a sweet new year that brings peace and happiness to all who celebrate Rosh Hashanah!

What if energy security becomes one of the biggest business challenges of our time? From virtual power plants and digital grids to AI-enabled energy systems, collaboration across energy, technology, manufacturing and finance is creating new models for resilience and growth. Together with @econ_enterprise we're exploring how human moments of problem-solving, powered by technology, are reinventing how we fuel and power. Explore the full story: pwc.to/457mCFD #LivesInMotion

The AI #Infrastructure cycle is reshaping the global economy and creating one of the largest investment opportunities of our time. Our latest Global Data Centre Outlook estimates that global data centre capital expenditure could reach US$31.6 trillion by 2050, with a plausible upside approaching US$50 trillion if #AI adoption accelerates. Read the outlook to explore the future of AI infrastructure and see where capital is likely to flow in the decades ahead: pwc.to/4chWpsd #DataCentres

If your business faced a major disruption tomorrow, what would absolutely need to keep running? That's one of the questions we explore in the first episode of the new season of our award-winning Take on Tomorrow podcast. Join hosts @FemiOke and @lizzieohreally2 as they sit down with Bobbie Ramsden-Knowles (@PwC_UK) and Amy Webb (@FTSG_Consulting) to discuss the resilience strategies needed to protect organisations for the future and beyond. Listen here: pwc.to/4xMSZ94 #TakeonTomorrow

AI is creating a two-track labour market. Our 2026 Global #AIJobsBarometer found that roles where AI complements human expertise are growing faster and seeing stronger wage growth than roles focused primarily on routine tasks. The organisations pulling ahead are investing in skills, redesigning work and enabling employees to combine AI with judgement, creativity and leadership. As AI reshapes roles, human expertise is becoming even more valuable. Explore the full findings: pwc.to/4uxKUmR

Most companies use #AI. Few use it for growth. AI leaders generate revenues and efficiencies that are 7.2x higher than their peers by using AI to reinvent business models and find new value pools. Explore our AI performance study to see what makes organisations AI fit: bit.ly/4qz3M48

The next wave of value in #DataCentres may not come from owning them. Even as the data centre boom is creating a US$5.1 trillion opportunity, not every participant will capture value. Organisations with access to power, land, capital, engineering expertise or trusted local relationships could hold the strongest positions. The challenge for business leaders is identifying where they have a genuine right to win. Explore the strategic choices shaping the future of the data centre economy: pwc.to/46nQ3E2 #AI #Infrastructure #Strategy

Leading organisations are capturing nearly three-quarters of AI-driven revenue and efficiency gains, and they're 2.3x more likely to say AI has reduced their exposure to risk. The difference isn't how much AI they use. It's how strategically they apply it across the risk lifecycle. Learn how AI leaders are transforming risk management: bit.ly/4zpz9SO #RiskManagement #GenAI

The AI race is also an infrastructure race. As demand for compute accelerates, the next generation of data centres will require unprecedented levels of investment. Our new Global Data Centre Outlook estimates data centres could attract $31.6 trillion of investment by 2050. But where will that capital flow — and which regions will emerge as the AI hubs of the future? We’ve identified five forces that will shape the next era of AI infrastructure: ⚡ Power 🌐 Connectivity and latency 🔐 Security and trusted data 💻 AI chips and ecosystem depth 🏛️ Policy and community consent The regions that can bring these forces together won’t just attract investment. They’ll build the capacity that powers the AI economy — and help shape what comes next. Watch the video and explore our Global Data Centre Outlook 2026–50 in more detail here: pwc.to/4y6Y6Bd

🎧 New season. Bold ideas. Real-world momentum. Series 5 of Take on Tomorrow, our award-winning podcast, is coming soon. Hosts Femi Oke and Lizzie O'Leary explore one critical question: How do bold ideas gain momentum? Subscribe now and don't miss Episode 1. pwc.to/4hMkafr #TakeOnTomorrow