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CEOs: Post-Covid changes are permanent and there are more to come

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CEOs: Post-Covid changes are permanent and there are more to come

- A new PwC survey of CEOs across the globe looks at the outlook for growth and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the way businesses operate now and in the future.

- According to CEOs, shifts towards remote working, automation and low-density offices are here to stay.

- Climate change, supply chain safety and adapting the customer experience...

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