Tariff Response

Even before tariff policy dominated the headlines, the era of ever-freer trade and connectivity was rapidly shifting into reverse. These insights can help you navigate a world in which the free movement of goods, capital, IP, and people can no longer be taken for granted.

Supply Chain

In an Era of Tariffs and Turbulence, Four Moves That Matter

Understand your exposure. Understand your competitors’ exposure. Adjust your pricing and supply chains accordingly. Repeat as necessary.

Grande Consommation

Tariff Turbulence: What Consumer Goods Companies Need to Know

How leaders will turn tariff risk into strategic advantage.

Energie et Ressources Naturelles

Tariffs: What Utilities Leaders Need to Know

As tariff uncertainty and pressures mount, leaders are upskilling procurement teams, rethinking inventory strategy, and diversifying the supply chain.

Distribution

Sourcing amid Uncertainty: Fashion and Footwear Retail Strategies

Costs are mounting, supply chains are in flux, and the future is murky. Winning brands are acting now to reinforce their resilience.

Business Strategy

Tariff Response: What You Need to Know

Bain's Karen Harris and Hernan Saenz discuss the lasting impact of tariffs, what leading companies are doing to adapt, and the strategic moves to make for success.

Medical Technology

How Medtechs Are Rerouting Supply Chains for Resilience

In the face of continued tariff uncertainty, most medtech companies are getting ready to take action.

Stratégie

Tariffs: The End of the Beginning?

Companies need a war room for today and a blueprint for a tomorrow in which the free movement of goods, capital, IP, and people cannot be taken for granted.

Distribution

Tariffs and the US Consumer: Where to Focus Amid the Noise

Executive teams should track the factors that directly influence whether people spend—or not.

Automobile

From China to Trouble?

Swapping supply chains doesn’t mean escaping risk.

Supply Chain

Beyond Tariffs: The Supply Chain Reinvention Imperative

Tariffs are accelerating businesses’ operations overhaul. Winning in today’s disrupted world demands bold trade-offs and strategic transformation.

Amélioration de la Performance

Nearshoring: Overcoming the Obstacles

Most companies want to bring production closer to home, but rerouting supply chains is complicated.

Amélioration de la Performance

How CFOs Are Planning for Geopolitical Risk

Facing macroeconomic shifts, CFOs are adjusting their plans but holding the line on capital investment.

Fusions et Acquisitions

What CFOs Need to Know About Inflation, Tariffs, and Capital Markets

Goldman Sachs’ Tim Ingrassia joins Bain's Karen Harris and Pam Yee to unpack the macro forces shaping the CFO agenda.

Opérations

Executives’ Top Worry About Tariffs? Uncertainty.

The lack of clarity about US policy is COOs' biggest concern, outweighing cost increases.

Stratégie Client et Marketing

Tariffs: Three Keys to Developing a Winning Pricing Strategy

Pricing is one of the quickest-acting tools available to executives, making it critical to any tariff response plan.

Amélioration de la Performance

Tariffs Are Shaking Up Investment Priorities

As input costs rise, companies are revising forecasts and shifting capital to supply chains and tech.

Distribution

Tariffs: What Retailers Need to Know

In the face of this immediate challenge, forward-thinking retailers are acting decisively to stay ahead.

Private Equity

Macro Update: Navigating Inflation and Policy Shifts Under a New Administration

With inflation easing and public markets on the rise, the key questions are whether the Federal Reserve has overcorrected and how the new administration will impact the path to recovery.

Opérations

Tariffs: The Costs of Inaction

Trade levies are more than a headline. As tariffs tighten their grip on global commerce, companies must act decisively to mitigate risks and seize opportunities.

Supply Chain

Not-So-Distant Shores

Amid geopolitical uncertainties and rising costs, more companies are planning to move supply chains and operations closer to home while reducing dependence on China.

US Election: Initial Economic Implications

An early read by Bain's Macro Trends Group sees the election as another indication of the country’s path toward post-globalization.

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In an Era of Tariffs and Turbulence, Four Moves That Matter

Tariff Turbulence: What Consumer Goods Companies Need to Know

Tariffs: What Utilities Leaders Need to Know

Sourcing amid Uncertainty: Fashion and Footwear Retail Strategies

Tariff Response: What You Need to Know

How Medtechs Are Rerouting Supply Chains for Resilience

Tariffs: The End of the Beginning?

Bain Macro Strategy Platform

Tariffs and the US Consumer: Where to Focus Amid the Noise

From China to Trouble?

Beyond Tariffs: The Supply Chain Reinvention Imperative

Nearshoring: Overcoming the Obstacles

How CFOs Are Planning for Geopolitical Risk

What CFOs Need to Know About Inflation, Tariffs, and Capital Markets

Executives’ Top Worry About Tariffs? Uncertainty.

Tariffs: Three Keys to Developing a Winning Pricing Strategy

Tariffs Are Shaking Up Investment Priorities

Tariffs: What Retailers Need to Know

Macro Update: Navigating Inflation and Policy Shifts Under a New Administration

Tariffs: The Costs of Inaction

Not-So-Distant Shores

US Election: Initial Economic Implications

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