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Gen Z women are the new face of unemployment—and it’s not because they’re too choosy. Low grades and bad health are to blame, new research warns

Young women are falling out of the workforce, even as male unemployment figures fall. The NEET crisis has a new face—and she’s a young woman.

Fortune

Soaring numbers of jobless young women costing economy billions – report

PwC estimates that cutting young female Neet rates in the UK to 3.6% could add up to £11 billion to economic output.

Evening Standard

Hinge Health’s AI Moat Might Be Its Patient Movement Data

Hinge Health is growing impressively within healthcare's physical therapy niche, and there are significant reasons for bullishness going forward.

MarketBeat

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BRP Said It's Getting Out of Boats. So What's Up With This New Pontoon Patent?

Only a few months ago, Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP), said the company was leaving boats behind to focus on its PWC brand Sea-Doo. So what's up with this recent pontoon patent?

RideApart

More than half of CEOs report seeing no benefits from AI deployment so far — only 12% of business leaders hit the jackpot of higher revenues and reduced costs

Only a third of CEOs report getting a benefit from AI deployments, while 55% saying they get no benefit or are worse off because of it.

Tom’s Hardware

CEOs want to spend more on AI - but they aren't seeing any big returns just yet

Revenue growth is still pretty low, but businesses continue to invest in AI and explore next-gen agentic models.

TechRadar

PwC’s global chairman says most leaders have forgotten ‘the basics’ as 56% are still getting ‘nothing’ out of AI adoption

PwC's Mohamed Kande talked to Fortune about the “trimodal” mandate for leaders to execute, transform, and build: “I’ve not seen that in 25 years.”

Fortune

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PWCs Are Selling Like Hotcakes, While Boats Aren't

PWC sales are still growing post-pandemic, while boat sales are down in 2025 when compared to 2024. Socioeconomic uncertainty and dynamic product ranges might be the reason.

RideApart

UK business confidence weakened and hiring fell at end of 2025, surveys find

Rising costs and economic uncertainty take toll, in contrast to Keir Starmer saying Britain will start to feel richer

The Guardian - UK

Arctic Cat Just Bought This Wild Stand-Up Snowmobile Company

The Thief River Falls snowmobile manufacturer went from almost dying to purchasing another company in just a few short months, showing that Arctic Cat wants to be a bigger player in the space.

RideApart

Pro Watercraft Racing Is Making a Comeback Thanks to a Big Cash Injection

The IHRA is launching a pro watercraft racing series with $250,000 in the prize pool, and intends to create meaningful opportunities for pro PWC racers.

RideApart

Worst investment levels in the G7 ‘should ring alarm bells in Downing Street’

Chancellor Rachel Reeves accused of driving down business confidence with ‘broken commitments’

The Independent UK

Late spurt of IPOs drives strongest year for London stock market since 2021

There were 11 new listings on the London Stock Exchange in 2025, analysis from PwC shows.

Evening Standard

London Stock market bounces back after late flurry of IPO listings

Experts predict this positive global market momentum will persist through to 2026

The Independent UK

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RideApart

This City Wants To Ban PWCs Entirely From Its Beaches

Australia’s local officials are pushing for tighter controls on personal watercraft after repeated safety complaints reshape the debate over recreation on Melbourne’s shoreline.

Fortune

AI megadeals, IPO green shoots, and a middle-market squeeze: The new M&A reality for CFOs

CFOs face a rare mix of pressure and opportunity.

Fortune

PwC U.K. is giving Gen Z grads 'resilience’ training in their first 6 months on the job, to get better at handling criticisms and office politics

PwC U.K.’s chief people officer described resilience as the ability to handle day-to-day work dynamics—especially pressure, criticism, or sticky situations—as it offers training to Gen Z new hires.

Evening Standard

WH Smith delays results again after accounting errors

The retailer told shareholders the delay would give auditor PwC ‘further time to complete the required audit procedures’.

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The Guardian - UK

Britain slipping down global league table for youth employment, says report

PwC warns that future of a generation is at risk and that jobs crisis is costing UK economy £26bn a year

RideApart

Heavy Flooding Brought PWC Rescuers To This City, But Then Folks Started Shooting

300-year flooding has been ravaging some parts of Thailand and Southeast Asia, but not everyone has been thrilled about the PWC rescuers coming in from out of town.

The Guardian - US

Mall-going but budget-constrained: gen-z shoppers shape the future of retail

Woman & Home

Beat Black Friday burnout – a simple guide to smarter, calmer shopping

From early deals to endless choice – how to combat decision fatigue this Black Friday

Benzinga

Scrimp, Splurge, Save: Gen Z's Selective Shopping Habits Are Shaking Up Retail

Gen Z has proven to be an enigma for retailers when it comes to their shopping habits. They scrimp, save, and splurge in areas that aren't easily predictable, but are perhaps best described as being in pursuit of affordable affluence, according to PwC.

Tom’s Guide

Sunday scaries and holiday burnout — why you're waking up in the middle of the night and how to stop

Experiencing more 'Sunday Scaries' and nighttime awakenings during the colder, holiday season? We're exploring why, and how you can help prevent them.

Benzinga

Consumer Tech News (Nov 17-21): U.S. Jobs Surge in September, Trump Considers Delaying Semiconductor Tariffs & More

The U.S. labor market posted an unexpectedly strong rebound in September, reviving growth optimism and casting fresh uncertainty over whether the Federal Reserve will deliver another rate cut in December.

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