Tag: PwC
AI is splitting the global workforce as human skills gain premium,...
WED JUNE 17 2026-theGBJournal| Artificial intelligence is splitting the global workforce into two distinct tracks, rewarding jobs that rely on expertise, judgment and creativity...
PwC flags rising telecom fraud threat in new report, as Nigeria...
SAT MAR 21 2026-theGBJournal| A new report by PwC- AI’s dual role in telecom fraud-, spotlights the growing complexity of fraud in the telecommunications...
South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya lead Africa’s entertainment and media industry...
THUR OCT 23 2025-theGBJournal| PwC, Africa leading provider of professional services, has published its latest Africa Entertainment and Media Outlook—Perspectives Report 2025–2029.
The outlook, the...
Nigeria is one of the fastest growing Africa Entertainment, Media ...
...In Nigeria, the market value will grow from US$9.0bn in 2023 to US$13.6bn in 2028, while revenue will reach US$4.8bn
...South Africa is the most...
PwC forecasts a marginal decline in Nigeria’s inflation and a 3.1%...
...The report highlights the seven key trends PwC says will shape the economic outcomes in 2024.
FRI, JAN 26 2024-theGBJournal|PwC has projected a marginal decline...
PwC highlights knotty issues surrounding tax refunds in Nigeria in new...
THUR, APRIL. 20 2023-theGBJournal | Whether tax refund is a myth or reality in Nigeria will depend on who you ask. However, refunds would...
Nearly 40% of CEOs don’t believe their organisations will be economically...
...CEOs are cutting costs, yet 60% do not plan to reduce headcount and 80% don’t plan to reduce compensation in the fight to retain...
PwC Nigeria admits five new partners
THUR, 30 JUNE, 2022-theGBJournal| PwC Nigeria has announced the admission of five new partners effective July 1, 2022. They are Abisola Atitebi, Habeeb Jaiyeola,...
Survey of over 52 000 workers indicates the Great Resignation is...
…Global workforce divided as skilled workers assert their power
…One in five say they are likely to switch to a new employer in the next...
Nigeria’s Next Generation are challenging the status quo of family businesses...
MON, 30 MAY, 2022-theGBJournal | Nigeria’s NextGeners say driving family business growth by adopting technologies and upskilling is a top priority post the pandemic....
