Korn Ferry has expanded beyond executive search into consulting and workforce solutions, including acquiring AMS, to reduce cyclicality and increase revenue stability. The company now has a backlog of $1.9 billion from its core business and $1.5 billion from AMS, reflecting larger, long-term client engagements. This strategic shift aims to create more resilient revenue streams compared to the traditional, transactional executive search model. Korn Ferry's broader portfolio positions it for sustained growth and less sensitivity to economic cycles.
Thailand's textile market is projected to grow from USD 4.97 billion in 2026 to USD 5.39 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 1.31%. Growth is fueled by domestic fiber production, machinery upgrades, and rising demand for faster garment replenishment, espec...
A SEON survey of 2,026 U.S. adults reveals that while 68% use AI agents weekly for personal tasks, half are uncomfortable letting AI handle credit card purchases. Only 15% would share financial info with AI, and 43% lack confidence in spotting fraudu...
Callan JMB has received and will install a QuickStrip™ oral thin-film production line from Rapid Dose Therapeutics at its Texas facility, marking a key step in expanding its domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing. This new capability aims to produce f...
Known, a company developing accountability infrastructure for autonomous AI, announced that Edna Conway, former senior security executive at Microsoft and Cisco, has joined its Advisory Council. Conway brings extensive experience in cybersecurity and...
Radiopharm Theranostics announced progress in its oncology radiopharmaceutical pipeline, including preparing for a pivotal Phase 3 imaging trial of RAD101 for recurrent brain metastases after a successful FDA End-of-Phase 2 meeting. The company also ...
