Global Business Barometer

Aug 25 2020 1.1k
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To help companies navigate the uncertainty of the pandemic, The Economist Intelligence Unit developed a Global Business Barometer to track private sector views on the impact of covid-19, how businesses are coping, and their plans for the next three months and beyond.

This series has been made possible with the support of SAS, a global provider of data — and analytics software and services — that help turn data into intelligence.

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Global business barometer ep. 04

Aug 25 2020 46 mins  
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Global business barometer ep. 03

Jul 01 2020 31 mins  
In this episode, The EIU speaks to Dr Steve Bennett, director of global government practice at SAS, about where companies are on the survival / adaptation / recovery curve.This episode is hosted by Chris Clague, managing editor and global editorial lead for trade and globalisation. The Global Business Barometer has been made possible with the support of SAS, a global provider

Global business barometer ep. 02

May 25 2020 19 mins  
In this episode, the editorial team at the Economist Intelligence Unit continue the discussion on the Covid-19 pandemic with the UK and other countries' responses, and the outlook for a vaccine and treatments.This episode is hosted by Chris Clague, managing editor and global editorial lead for trade and globalisation, with Elizabeth Sukkar, managing editor and global editorial

Global Business Barometer ep. 01

Apr 22 2020 24 mins  
The editorial team at the Economist Intelligence Unit discuss the launch of the Global Business Barometer and what the findings mean for companies and industries. We also reveal how long global executives believe the crisis will last.This episode is hosted by Charles Ross, editorial director of The EIU for Asia, with guest Andrew Staples, editorial director of the Economist Co