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Four imperatives for the next-generation legal department

– The legal ecosystem is dramatically different today, so legal departments must change as well. A set of four imperatives can guide planning of the department’s new priorities, structure, and talent.

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Article - McKinsey Quarterly

From AI table stakes to AI advantage: Building competitive moats

– When everyone has access to the same AI models, the winners are those who use them to build advantages that competitors can’t... copy.
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Where AI is creating real value in real estate

– Agentic AI is moving real estate beyond isolated tools toward full workflow transformation—unlocking new value, redefining... roles, and reshaping how organizations operate.
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Why it’s even more important to consider restructuring before spin-offs

– The market is always revealing new reasons for leaders to consider improving assets before spinning them off—but the principles... for how to manage such transactions are enduring. Here are three of them.
Interview - McKinsey Institute for Economic Mobility

Alabama’s playbook for jobs, growth, and economic opportunity

– Ellen McNair, the secretary of commerce for Alabama, discusses the state’s CatALyst economic development strategy and the value... of strong partnerships in driving investment and inclusive growth.
Interview

HackerOne CEO Kara Sprague on how AI is reshaping cybersecurity

– HackerOne CEO Kara Sprague discusses how AI is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape and why security teams must shift from finding... vulnerabilities to reducing exposure.
Podcast - The McKinsey Podcast

Sell, close, or continue? The transfer of US businesses is at a crossroads

– McKinsey research on small-business succession reveals trillions in opportunity—but significant gaps in financing, infrastructure,... and postclose support for potential new owners.
Article - Forbes

What to tell graduates who ask you for advice right now

– This time of year, many leaders find themselves in a familiar position. A child. A niece or nephew. A friend’s son or daughter.... A new graduate reaching out for advice. The question sounds simple: “What advice do you have for me as I start my career?” But this year, it carries more weight than usual. Because the world they are entering is changing faster than the one we entered. And almost everyone can feel it, writes Kweilin Ellingrud in Forbes.
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eHBCU: A first-of-its-kind HBCU online consortium to expand economic mobility through education

– Delaware State University partnered with McKinsey to form a first-of-its-kind multiuniversity consortium to expand access to degrees,... credentials, and career pathways for online learners nationwide.
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Boosting industrial and economic growth: Today’s Titanium Economy

– Industrial sector growth and investor recognition have skyrocketed, powered by small- and mid-cap Titanium Economy companies.... Learn why—and how to put their successful formula into action.
Interactive - McKinsey Health Institute

CARE for women: Investing in care delivery to improve women’s lives and livelihoods

– Care delivery failures account for 34 percent of the women’s health gap. Earlier preventive care could avert tens of thousands... of adverse events and generate three- to sixfold returns through lower medical costs.
Article - Fortune

For 250 years, America didn’t just invent the future—it built it. That connection is breaking. Here’s how to restore it

– For 250 years, America has done something no other country has managed at comparable scale: it has not merely invented the future,... it has built it. Many of the foundations of modern life are distinctly American, write Eric Kutcher, Shubham Singhal, Olivia White, and Scott Blackburn in Fortune.
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