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An overview of Deloitte research in the UK:

Early adopters look to cash in on AI hype There is more to investing in technology than simply following the hype, according to a new study.
06 November 2023
Cost of living eating into video-on-demand profits With spikes in pricing and the removal of many popular properties, subscription-video-on-demand providers appear to be pushing their luck with many consumers – with subscriber growth slowing and the
28 September 2023
UK public becoming more comfortable with healthcare in retail settings The UK’s healthcare facilities are coming under intense strain, with investment failing to make its way to front-line services, and important infrastructural changes.
04 August 2023
800 million jobs could be impacted by climate change disruption A new report has given grim insight into the impacts of global climate change on national economies – and revealed that countries responsible for more historic emissions may well get off the lightest
17 November 2022
UK consumers hoard a billion pounds' worth of old smartphones The annual cycle of upgrading has left UK consumers with a glut of smartphone devices.
02 November 2022
Most LGBT+ staff do not trust bosses regarding identity The majority of employees in European companies do not feel comfortable disclosing their sexuality or gender identity to any member of management, according to a new study.
18 October 2022
Big Four gaining favourability among UK legal space The Big Four professional services firms are making major inroads into the legal market, according to new data.
16 September 2022
Health and fitness sector contributes £78 billion to global GDP The social and economic value of the global health and fitness is booming, according to a new report. In the UK, the market adds more than £3 billion to the economy, supporting over 50,000 jobs.
02 September 2022
Failing net zero transition could cost world $178 trillion by 2070 Should world leaders find a way to collaborate and oversee a systemic transition to a decarbonised economy, the global economy could enjoy five-decade gains of more than $40 trillion.
04 August 2022
Companies turn to automation to enable remote working A majority of business leaders suggest that remote working will cause see workers have to use more automation in their roles.
11 July 2022
The 30 European football clubs with the highest revenue Almost half of Deloitte’s Football Money League comes from the English Premier League.
22 March 2022
Leaders in financial services gaining faith in blockchain The vast majority of financial services leaders now see blockchain as a potential source of competitive advantage.
02 September 2021
The financial impact of Covid-19 on Premier League clubs Deloitte has released the 2021 edition of its ‘Annual Review of Football Finance’ report, one of the year’s most anticipated studies in the world of football that sheds light on the industry’s financ
30 July 2021
Bosses failed to adequately support women during lockdown More than half of women in the workforce are less optimistic about their career prospects today than before the pandemic, while almost six-in-10 are planning to leave their job in the coming 24 month
08 June 2021
Deloitte: Green airplanes can dominate short-haul flights by 2040 By 2040, zero-carbon and zero-emission aircraft could make up a sizeable share of short-haul flights in Europe, slashing the climate impact of one of the continent’s most polluting sectors.
15 April 2021
Europe's top 20 football clubs see revenues nosedive due to pandemic Europe’s wealthiest football clubs will miss out on revenue of over €2 billion by end of the 2020/21 season, according to a new report.
05 February 2021
Fifth of consumers in Ireland worry 5G has 'health risks' A new study of Irish consumers has found that around 20% believe there are health risks associated with 5G technology.
08 December 2020
Two-thirds of businesses used automation to respond to pandemic A new study has illustrated just how much the Covid-19 pandemic has hastened leaders’ plans to automate their organisations – with more than two-thirds deploying technologies such as Robotic Process
27 November 2020
Cabinet Office regularly hires MBB and Big Four consultancies New analysis has shown that Cabinet Office spent £120 million on consultants over a period of three years.
06 November 2020
16 consulting firms awarded government coronavirus contracts The UK Government has once again come under fire for its spending on private consulting contractors, after it emerged the industry had received contracts worth £56 million to help with the national r
24 August 2020
Fall in CVAs could lead to spike in retail administrations 2019 was undoubtedly a tough year for the retail sector – however Britain’s high street crisis could be on the verge of deepening this year, according to the latest research.
24 January 2020
Number of organisations scaling automation doubles in 2019 The number of businesses with automation able to handle a growing amount of work in a capable, cost-effective manner has doubled in 2019.
12 September 2019
Gap widens between have and have-nots of English football While revenues continue to explode in the land of milk and honey that is the Premier League, elsewhere in English football the picture is far less rosy.
06 September 2019
Big Four firms growing strongly in Germany and Australia Demand for the world’s four largest professional services firms is booming in the UK, but the quartet are also thriving beyond Britain’s shores.
10 May 2019
Despite industry disruption televised sport still draws audiences Despite the disruption wrought on most areas of traditional broadcasting by streaming challengers, sports remains a major draw for audiences of television networks.
24 April 2019
Construction booms across four UK regions beyond London A regional breakdown of construction activity in four of Britain’s largest cities outside of London has revealed that building is booming across the country.
26 February 2019
Top consulting firms rake in £75 million for Brexit preparations A collection of some of the world’s largest consulting firms have won a set of contracts collectively worth £75 million, according to an investigation by Sky News.
14 January 2019
Stagnant wages and Brexit see consumer confidence dip before 2019 Consumer confidence in the UK continues to face headwinds, as real wage growth declines and Brexit uncertainties set in.
06 December 2018
UK business confidence hit by cluster of Brexit uncertainties Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) at UK companies remain weary ahead of the finalisation of Brexit in 2019.
04 December 2018
UK less trusting of consumer-facing businesses than 3 years ago As consumers and businesses become more reliant on technology, they are also feeling more exposed to risk.
19 September 2018
CFOs on the defence thanks to Brexit and trade war fears CFOs face a gruelling 12 months, as many attempt to figure out the conundrum of an antidote to Brexit uncertainty before the UK formally secedes from the EU.
13 August 2018
The 10 best CEOs and Managing Partners in the consulting industry A selection of consulting leaders on either side of the Atlantic have been revealled to be the best 10 in the world.
06 July 2018

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