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Grocery prices are up, and older Americans are most concerned
According to the Ipsos Consumer Tracker, the oldest Americans are most likely to say that their groceries have gotten more expensive. Here's why — and why it matters.
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Americans are feeling much less confident about their economic status
Americans are less confident in their personal economic situation than they were late last year, according to the Ipsos Consumer Tracker: Just 37% say they feel very or somewhat comfortable with their personal economic situation, a 14-percentage-point drop since November.
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Only half of men think feminism benefits both sexes
Most women (66%) think feminism benefits both sexes, but only half of all men agree, and only half of people under age 34, according to the Ipsos Consumer Tracker
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Avoiding the Activist Trap in ESG Marketing
Read why companies need to look beyond the loudest voices in the room, move their focus beyond the Activists, and focus on engaging the ‘overlooked middle ground’ in their ESG initiatives.
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Technology & Society
See how technological advancements and societal shifts are transforming business, governance and human interaction. This section explores topics like artificial intelligence, workplace evolution, education, housing and the changing nature of truth and influence.
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Health & Lifestyle
Uncover cutting-edge developments in wellness, aging and personal care. This section delves into evolving concepts of health, beauty, parenting, identity, relationships and the changing dynamics of modern lifestyles across generations.
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Consumer & Shopping
Dive into evolving consumer behaviors, spending patterns and retail innovations. This category examines wealth distribution, sustainable consumption and the transformation of shopping experiences in the digital age, including the impact on personal finances.
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Employees want more workplace mental health resources
NAMI/Ipsos research shows employees value mental health training and education in the workplace, but access remains limited
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Reuters/Ipsos Large Sample Poll February 2025
Americans are unhappy with the direction of the economy, their cost of living, and their personal finances.
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Few support the latest round of executive orders
Findings of a new Ipsos poll on Americans' support for various proposed actions and executive orders signed by President Donald Trump in his third week of office