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IPSOS USER EXPERIENCE LAB OPEN HOUSE
Ipsos is delighted to welcome clients and the research community to a fun networking event celebrating the grand opening of our new state-of-the-art UX Lab.
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Overall consumer confidence index stability obscures increasing gap in optimism across different groups of Americans
Rural and retired Americans’ economic sentiment lower now than in the pandemic’s lockdown days
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A majority of Americans are concerned about the safety and privacy of their personal data
However, many also acknowledge sharing passwords, reusing them, or other behaviors that could compromise their online behavior
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Ipsos Core Political : Presidential Approval Tracker (05/04/2022)
This week's Ipsos Core Political finds President Biden with a 44% approval rating
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Large majorities of Democrats more likely to support candidate pushing for Roe v. Wade replacement law
An Ipsos poll exclusive for Reuters, fielded May 3, 2022 after the leak of a Supreme Court draft decision challenging Roe v. Wade, finds that in the upcoming November elections, two-thirds of Americans (63%) would be more likely to vote for a candidate who supports passing a law legalizing abortion, replacing Roe if it is struck down.
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Half of Americans have used apple cider vinegar for health and wellness reasons
New poll finds a plurality unsure as to whether the product in gummy form offers the same health benefits as apple cider vinegar
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Americans (24%) More Likely Than Canadians (17%) to Invest in Bitcoin as a Short-Term Speculative Investment
Both countries fall behind the average of the 20 countries/economies surveyed.
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What Do Online Consumers Really Think of Electric Cars in 2022
Social data reveals how consumers feel about new Electric Vehicle (EV) models
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Few Americans understand the Federal Reserve’s role outside curbing inflation
New Axios/Ipsos poll also finds fewer believe the Fed is doing a good job compared to last spring
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Most Americans oppose penalizing businesses over their stance on social issues
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll finds most Americans are likely to support a political candidate who believes businesses and corporations have the same right to free speech as regular Americans