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Americans favor Republicans on key issues, but prefer Democrats to control next Congress
Majority say the Trump administration should follow federal courts’ rulings, according to a new Washington Post/Ipsos poll
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[WEBINAR] KEYS: Global Trends - The Uneasy Decade
Join our Keys webinar unveiling the insights of the 9th wave of the Ipsos Global Trends survey
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[WEBINAR] Innovation Reignited: Why CEOs can’t afford to stand still
Revisit our on-demand webinar for innovation insights shared by our guest, Gonzalve Bich, CEO of BIC.
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Innovation Reignited
Innovation Reignited is a collaboration between Ipsos, Market Logic, and Alchemy-Rx, created to help leaders refocus on innovation as a core growth driver.
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Small businesses show rising optimism but concerns over cash flow and investments remain
The quarterly Ipsos/MetLife/U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index in Q3 2025 is up from Q2 2025
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[WEBINAR] TOAST 2025: The Sip Spectrum - The Multifaceted World of Modern Drinking
Revisit the first edition of TOAST — a Total Overview of Alcohol Sector Trends in North America.
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Unlock Strategic Advantage with Ipsos' New Insights Agent
Ipsos launches Insights Agent, its agentic AI solution to unlock faster, smarter decision-making by connecting your information and transforming it into impact.
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Global Optimism Declines According to Ipsos Global Trends 9th Edition
Opportunities arise as economic adjustments and global dynamics reshape consumer optimism according to the 9th edition of Ipsos Global Trends.
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Ipsos Reputation Council Report 2025
The eighteenth sitting of the Reputation Council captures the candid perspectives of 161 senior corporate communicators across 19 global markets. The 2025 report equips business leaders with the foresight and tools to navigate challenges with confidence.
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Majority of surveyed hiring managers agree that most high school students are not prepared to enter the workforce
A new survey from College Board and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, conducted by Ipsos, finds that surveyed hiring managers believe there should be more business courses in high schools