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Artificial Intelligence
Closing 2025 with Clarity, Entering 2026 with Conviction
2025 brought geopolitical volatility and AI transformation. Enterra evolved to AI-platform company, focusing on trustworthy systems that deliver value amid fragmented global order. 2026 demands disciplined scaling and technological differentiation.

Global Value Chains
2026 Food Trend of the Year: Protein
Protein dominates 2026 food trends with proven health benefits, but 79% of Americans don't know their daily needs. Experts warn against excess consumption and recommend finding a personalized "Goldilocks" balance.

Philosophical Aesthetics
Christmas 2025
Victorian Christmas tradition paired ghost stories with holiday celebrations, reflecting shared fears and values. Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" revived both Christmas observance and spooky storytelling, emphasizing community and compassion.

Artificial Intelligence
Regulating Artificial Intelligence
Trump's Executive Order challenges state AI laws to prevent regulatory patchwork, sparking states' rights debate. Bipartisan pushback emerges as nearly every state has passed AI legislation amid Congressional inaction.

Global Value Chains
Has China Reached Its Apex?
China dominates the rare earths, green energy, and manufacturing sectors while building partnerships with the Global South. Playing the long game, China positions itself as a technological architect, reducing dependence on Western markets.

Artificial Intelligence
Creating Resilient CPG Supply Chains
CPG supply chains face seven macro forces requiring AI-driven transformation. Survey shows 94% plan AI adoption for decision support. Speed, resilience, and real-time intelligence become competitive necessities.

Global Value Chains
It’s Time for Companies to Adapt to Climate Change
Despite mitigation efforts, humanity prioritizes economic growth over climate limits. Bipartisan experts advocate climate adaptation as practical survival strategy. Early investments of $1.8 trillion could yield $7.1 trillion in benefits.


