At the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos last week – in both formal presentations and behind-the-scenes discussions – world business and political leaders seemed to agree on three aspects of the "new normal" for the global economy  >>

Our Global Marketing Partner Torsten Oltmanns shares his key insights from the Annual Meeting 2013 in Davos: "10 takeaways"  >>

Europe’s competitiveness deficit, and its competitiveness divide between Southern and Eastern Europe and their neighbors to the north, is the root cause of stagnating or declining growth  >>

Personal mobility is key to the success and prosperity of every country's economy. But the growing population in the world's largest conurbations and the increasing amount of traffic are leading to paralysis.  >>

By 2020, developing countries and emerging markets will be home to an estimated 80% of the world's middle class. And rising incomes, progressive urbanization and better availability of goods are fundamentally changing consumption habits.  >>

From January 23 to 27, 2013, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants joins the rest of the world in Davos for the Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum, of which we are a Strategic Partner.  >>