Greening the Future: Key Insights from IBISWorld’s Academic Webinar
Explore how ESG trends are reshaping industries, why universities must adapt, and how IBISWorld’s research supports sustainability-focused education and careers.
Rate Cuts: The Implications of Lowering Interest Rates for the UK Economy
Following the BoE’s interest rate cut, explore the immediate impact on the UK economy and how finance professionals and businesses can navigate the prospect of future reductions.
The Rising Cost of US Childcare
Soaring childcare costs aren't just a problem for parents, but also employers. Find out how the workforce and economy suffer when childcare costs rise.
Working With AI: What Does ChatGPT Mean for Education, Law and IT?
ChatGPT is the talk of the town, but what threats and opportunities does AI actually pose for the education, IT and legal sectors?
The Return to UK Universities
With UK universities reopening their doors now social distancing restrictions have been lifted, we’ve assessed how they are expected to fare and what is driving their performance.
Poor Performance: Education Institutions Struggle Amid Ongoing Border Closure
As closed borders continue to affect the economy, and the Delta variant of COVID-19 presents a growing threat to New Zealand, education institutions face significant disruption.
COVID-Safe: Criminal Activity Expected to Rise as COVID Restrictions Ease
As restrictions ease and most of the population returns to places of work and education, criminal activity is expected to surge by more than 10% next year.
Sew Up: Clothing Exports Surge Amid the COVID-19 Outbreak
Australian clothing manufacturers have benefited from global supply shortages due to the COVID-19 outbreak and tariff reductions.
Stitch Up: Clothing Exports Surge Amid COVID-19
Global supply shortages and tariff reductions have opened up new doors for clothing manufacturers in Australia.
In a Tangle: Revenue for Australia’s Telecommunications Sector Stumbles Despite Surging Usage
Growth in Australia’s telecommunication sector has been weak, despite a surge in usage throughout the duration of the COVID-19 outbreak