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Asia's digital natives could enjoy an AI-driven boost to productivity and economic activity in as little as three years.

Baby boomers and Gen X may have more industry experience, but Gen Z and millennials are digitally savvy.

EY Item Club says the outlook for growth is hotting up and predicts interest rates under 5% by the end of the year

Fortune highlights finance chiefs reaching the C-suite before turning 40.

Chief financial officers see enormous potential in AI to predict revenue, automate routine tasks, and save money.

Having the right data is a key ingredient for success in AI. Startup Gretel AI says it has the substitute when companies run out: synthetic data.

Either former PwC CEO Luke Sayers has a shocking memory, or he misled a Senate committee. Either way, his firm shouldn’t be getting taxpayer money.

The May headline consumer inflation rate is expected to be little changed from a month earlier, according to the median forecast of economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal.

Australia is spending billions on consulting services despite transparency issues and conflicts of interests, prompting calls to regulate the industry.

Meanwhile, baby boomers were ranked as the easiest to manage.

This week, we bring you a special edition of People & Profit from VivaTech, France's major tech event. Charles Pellegrin asks Beatriz Sanz Saiz, global consulting data and AI leader at EY, how artificial intelligence could bring more equality. He also meets Olivier Oullier, whose company Inclusive Brains has developed…