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Cable and Satellite Programming Research Veteran Joins Ipsos
Lynne Bartos To Join Marketing Research Firm's Technology and Communications Team
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Americans See Themselves As More Respectful Than They Were A Year Ago Toward Cultures With Different Values
A Majority of Americans Feel That Their Respect for Other Cultures Has Increased Over the Past Year, and Almost All Report Feeling Happier That They Live in the U.S.A. Ipsos-Reid World Monitor Poll Says
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Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: The Do-It-Yourself Election
Democrats Fail to Turn Economic Distress into Votes for a New Economic Policy; Republicans Fail to Turn Bush Job Scores into Preference for Republican Congress; Parties Leave Voters to Figure It Out for Themselves
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Ipsos-Reid/Cook Political Report: Congressional Preference Does Not Favor Democrats
Midterm Election Party Preference Is "thisclose" - Here's Why
In September, Bush's Handling of Economy Became Less of a Factor -
Ipsos-Reid CASH Index: At 82.2 In September
Steady Low Since July
Concern About The Future Of The Economy Is The Largest Contributor By Far To The Downward Trend
Who Is Most Bearish On The Economy? - East And West Coast, Middle Aged, Less Educated -
Ipsos To Significantly Expand Its Presence In Asia
Ipsos - To Acquire Lyncs Incorporated In Japan And Feng & Associates Marketing Services In China
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Measuring Hope For The Future And Quality Of Life
A 12-country survey from pre-9/11 replicated and released on the eve of the 9/11 anniversary
America Emerges as #1 Most Hopeful Nation, and #1 Most Satisfied -- Other Anglophone Nations Follow but Germany, Russia, and Poland Mired in Gloom -
Ipsos Further Strengthens Its Presence in the Scandinavian Market
Two new acquisitions push Ipsos to top among survey-based market research companies in Northern Europe.
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One-Fifth (21%) of American Workers Are Personally Aware of Fraud in their Workplace
However, While Eight-in-Ten (80%) Employees Say They Would Report on A Co-Working Stealing from Employer . . .
Of Those Who've Had the Chance Less Than Half (43%) Actually Did
Inflating Expense Accounts (50%), `Cooking the Books' (50%), and Pocketing Cash Sales (48%) Seen as Biggest Problems