In the mid 2000s, an American energy renaissance began. As a result, an industrial renaissance also dawned in the U.S. Both are being driven by new fossil fuel technologies that make cheap energy possible.

While there are many uncertainties in the House Republicans’ current tax reform blueprint, perhaps the item garnering the most attention is the potential decrease in the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 15 or 20 percent.

The U.S. healthcare system is not yet prepared for the influx of aging Baby Boomers and their medical, behavioral, functional and social needs. Embedded inefficiencies exist. Facility-centric care predominates. However, a glimmer of change driven by patient-centric payment reform has begun to emerge. Read our report for perspective on the rapidly aging U.S. population, the evolution of payment reform and the implications of all the changes to the post-acute care sector.

Mergers and acquisitions continue to flourish within the pharmaceutical industry. Are multinational pharmaceutical enterprises still able to generate tax savings through IP migration to Ireland, in light of the OECD action plan to combat base erosion and profit shifting?