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2016 year in review
As we look forward to the dawn of 2017, we take the opportunity to look back at the top stories of 2016. From exploring attitudes of millennials to finding out what’s ahead in a variety of sectors, visitors to our website made the following stories some of most popular pieces of the year.
The fifth edition of this annual survey explored Millennials' attitudes toward job loyalty, values and ambitions, drivers of job satisfaction, and their increasing representation in senior management teams. Read more
This year's report revealed that effective organizations are built around highly empowered teams, driven by a new model of management, and led by a breed of globally diverse leader who are "different by design." Read more
Deloitte's annual predictions for the Technology, Media, and Telecommunications sectors, included segments on mobile online checkout, virtual reality, and the used smartphone market. Read more
After 13 years, Deloitte's brand got a makeover. Amy Fuller, Senior Managing Director, Global Brand, wrote about the changes. Read more
Deloitte's seventh annual Tech Trends report identified eight trends likely to disrupt businesses in the next 18-24 months - from blockchain to augmented reality, the Internet of Things, and socially responsible applications of technology. Read more
Travel demand, new technologies, and security threats fuel increases in aircraft production, defense budgets, and the global supply chain. Read more
In September, Deloitte announced record revenue of US$36.8 billion and overall organizational growth of 9.5 percent. Read more
In addition to identifying the world's top 250 retailers, the 2016 report looked at the impact technology is having on in-store shopping and retail industry business strategies. Read more
Across the globe, governments, health care delivery systems, insurers, and consumers engaged in a tug-of-war between competing priorities: meeting the increasing demand for health care services and reducing the rising cost of those services. Read more
A view of the world's top 100 largest luxury goods companies and the growing demand for luxury items. Read more