The businesses best positioned to weather supply chain disruptions and more will be those that act now, rather than wait for costs to peak. … READ MORE >
Consumer products
IEEPA tariffs struck down: What consumer and other importers need to know
The Supreme Court declared the IEEPA tariffs unconstitutional, creating the legal basis for refunds for U.S. importers. What’s next? … READ MORE >
CAGNY 2026: Key RSM takeaways for consumer businesses and the middle market
For middle market consumer brands, agility and a focus on ever-changing consumer preferences for value, health and convenience are keys to sustained long-term growth. … READ MORE >
5 strategic shifts reshaping the restaurant industry in 2026
The restaurant industry is navigating a more discerning consumer. Success ahead for operators hinges on focus and flexibility. … READ MORE >
Consumer products M&A update: Recovery in sight?
Consumer products deal activity never found its footing last year; however, sentiment is beginning to turn. … READ MORE >
Key themes shaping the future of consumer businesses
As we look forward to the coming months, consumer products companies are entering the year with something we haven’t seen in a while: cautious optimism. … READ MORE >
Holiday shopping scams are growing—here’s how to outsmart them
Awareness and vigilance are your best holiday defences as cyber scams surge and AI-powered deception looks nearly indistinguishable from reality. … READ MORE >
Canada’s economy slowing as major free-trade renegotiation looms
Canada’s subdued economic activity and the drop in inflation despite ongoing tariffs imply that the Bank of Canada could cut interest rates again this year. … READ MORE >
Back-to-school wrap up: Cautious, value-driven holiday season forecasted
The back-to-school season has shown businesses how consumers are adapting, and these insights enable more innovative planning for holiday campaigns. … READ MORE >
Rising inflation, increased spending complicate Fed’s next decision
While nominal gains in spending and income look strong on the topline, adjusting for inflation is necessary—and subsequently implies an economy that is growing just above 1 percent. … READ MORE >