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India is headed in the right direction believe 3 in 4 urban Indians polled: Ipsos Global Advisor What Worries the World
Optimism levels surge by 4% in December
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Consumer sentiment improves for urban Indians in December 2023: Refinitiv-Ipsos PCSI, monthly India report
Sentiment up for personal finances and investments; down for jobs and economy
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Ipsos India appoints Unni Hariharan, Executive Director, Tech & Ecommerce
Hariharan is designated Executive Director, and his remit is to identify and enhance opportunities with leading players in the Tech and eCommerce sector and will work with clients pan India.
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Optimism rife among Urban Indians for Circa 2024, with 87% expecting it to be a better year: Ipsos Global Advisor 2024 Predictions
65% urban Indians polled believe artificial intelligence will lead to many new jobs being created in the country;
66% Indians believe people in the country will become more tolerant of each other.
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Humanizing AI: Real human data to generate and predict real innovation success
Unlock the secrets of innovation success with AI by infusing models with real human data, as 'Humanizing AI' reveals the pivotal role authentic interactions play in predicting the next big thing.
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7 in 10 urban Indians believe we spend too much on weddings – Ipsos IndiaBus Views on Wedding Study
56% respondents advocate sharing of equal cost between bride and groom to fund weddings; 1 in 2 believe wedding cost should not put undue pressure
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Ipsos Update – November 2023
Health, trust, ESG… Ipsos Update explores the latest and greatest research & thinking on key topics from Ipsos teams around the world.
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India stays buoyant and ranks 3rd in optimism in November 2023: Ipsos What Worries the World global monthly survey
Inflation, unemployment, crime and violence, financial and political corruption and terrorism top worries of urban Indians
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Effect of Climate Change severe say 6 in 10 urban Indians & likely to worsen: Ipsos Global Views on Climate Change
6 in 10 Indians believe government and businesses are doing enough to tackle climate change