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Executives still rely on gut feel
Read the full story: Executives still rely on gut feelExecutives still rely on instinct when data arrives too late. Confluent research finds 82% of UK leaders feel forced to choose between fast and informed decisions as data access, timeliness, and confidence remain persistent barriers.
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PwC puts London growth prize at £76bn
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