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Waste
Each American produces nearly a ton of waste per year. Ipsos research finds that consumers want to waste less and want brands to help them. Read how consumers want brands to innovate and lead to a more sustainable tomorrow.
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Democracy
This issue is about one main division: party identification, that is, whether we lean red or blue. We navigate this complex political atmosphere, share insights on the future of democracy and what citizens and companies can do to keep it together.
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Housing
While the patterns of how and where we live have barely changed, Americans have new expectations for home. Read whether and how these shifts will stick, with Ipsos research to guide brands and retailers to help people get more out their homes.
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Buying
The future of buying will be more digital, including in social platforms and the metaverse, even as people look forward to returning to stores. Here’s what they’ll expect from retailers to make shopping and paying more enjoyable, efficient and easy.
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Over two-thirds of Americans support ending the practice of Daylight Savings Time
One-third of Americans enjoy pumpkin pie during Thanksgiving
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Our Hybrid World: Technology’s Role in Supporting a Balanced Lifestyle
Hear new insights about how consumers are navigating through a hybrid existence and the role brands can play in supporting having a balanced lifestyle.
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The kids are all right (and interested in getting vaccinated)
New FiveThirtyEight/Ipsos poll examines sentiments of both parents and school-aged children, finding that children are retaining a positive outlook through the pandemic, and parents and teens aren’t that far apart on views toward vaccines
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Insights For Pharma: Helping ‘Challenger’ Brands Win
Discover tips for how a “challenger” brand can make a mark, and ultimately win at launch...
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U.S. consumer confidence up slightly this week
Yet Americans remain less optimistic than they were before the pandemic
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Are We Ready to Share Again?
Revisit our recorded webinar to hear new research exploring current and potentially future shared mobility trends.