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We’ve made it to the weekend and it’s time to get caught up on this week’s big reads. From the adoption of cloud in the financial-services sector to mental health around the world, here are some of the key insights from this week.

Dr. Shekhar Saxena stands in front of Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Photo by Kent Dayton

Psychiatrist and Harvard professor Shekhar Saxena talks to McKinsey Health Institute's Kana Enomoto about why mental health is a borderless, global issue.

Understand the connections

Explore how Americans feel about employment, inflation, childcare, and physical and mental health with host André Dua in a new episode of McKinsey’s Future of America podcast.

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See how financial institutions can capture the business value of cloud.

Shift your strategy

Our weekly briefing note on sustainable and inclusive growth takes a look at the challenge of creating growth that leaves no one behind including frontline workers, urban vs. rural America, and the perils of the “mini-me” mindset in apprenticeship.

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Quote of the day

“Before, climate change was about doing the right thing. Now it’s just good business, whether you’re thinking about share valuation or moving your business toward building a new, green infrastructure.”

—Ram Ramachander, CEO of Hitachi ZeroCarbon and chief digital officer of Hitachi Europe, on building net-zero businesses in Launching net-zero businesses: Lessons from a digital leader

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Developing pharmaceutical launch leaders and company-wide capabilities at scale

By building certain functional and leadership skills, pharma companies can not only improve the odds of a successful launch but also strengthen their organizations for the future.

Tailor with care

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Rules of the road: Equitably serving Black automotive consumers

Black consumers’ automotive spending is projected to grow, and companies have opportunities to create more equitable experiences.

Drive equitable service

57-Across: 1992 picture book by Audrey Wood in which the title character “went to town, walking backwards, upside down”

Know the answer? Test yourself with the latest McKinsey Crossword, "Wise" Titles | No. 87.

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