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Energy companies face more volatility in prices, trade and tariffs. Cost-effective scenario planning and technology can improve your agility to adapt.

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Have you outgrown the value prop from your cloud contract?

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AI-driven predictive forecasting boosts accuracy, speed, and adaptability, helping finance leaders make proactive, data-driven decisions.

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How AI is reshaping asset and wealth management M&A — before and after the deal closes.

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Pick the right use case before you pick a solution.

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Explore expert insights on how pharma, biotech & medtech firms can deploy AI responsibly — balancing innovation, security & patient safety.

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Data-driven KPIs can transform healthcare accounts payable from a manual bottleneck into a scalable, compliant function.

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New survey reveals how 500 asset management firms are using AI — and what leading firms are doing to turn strategy into measurable results.

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Our podcast series provides insightful analysis on challenging SEC reporting issues.

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To maximize AI’s impact on their organization, boards need to urge management to take a systematic approach to AI use case prioritization.

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Get AI oversight tips from Grant Thornton professionals and prominent governance and AI thought leaders in this video series.

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Advances in technology have introduced new capabilities for control test automation that are creating added value for internal and external auditors as well as for management

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Grant Thornton presents its 2026 business tax planning guide, your pathway to capitalize on the extensive changes from the OBBBA.

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The IRS published final regulations for the excise tax on repurchases of corporate stock under Section 4501, containing significant differences from previous ones.

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Several provisions of the OBBBA will provide tax certainty to taxpayers engaged in real estate development or investment in real estate assets.

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In a Tax Notes Federal article, Grant Thornton’s advisors explore the implications of the lack of a reasonableness standard in the new Section 174A.