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How Gen Z became the most important customer in FMCGYoung consumers are now driving major decisions at established food companies. Gen-Z and millennials are influencing product development, a...- Americans wary of AI-driven data center boom, Reuters/Ipsos poll showsAmericans are not happy with the fast building of data centers for AI. Most people do not want these centers in their neighborhoods. They w...
- Donald Trump disapproval ratings jump to record high as U.S midterm race enters last six months with Republicans, Democrats eyeing CongressDonald Trump's method of handling inflation has been disapproved by 72 per cent, cost of living 76 per cent. A staggering 66 per cent of re...
- Exit poll predictions: What pollsters got right (and wrong) in previous assembly elections in Assam, West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and PuducherryExit polls for the 2026 Kerala, West Bengal, Assam, and Tamil Nadu Assembly elections are due today. In 2021, pollsters accurately predicte...
- Tamil Nadu Exit Polls Date and Time 2026: When and where to watch predictions about DMK, AIADMK, TVK before final results on May 4Tamil Nadu Exit Polls Date and Time 2026: Tamil Nadu Assembly Elections 2026 exit polls will be released on April 29, Wednesday, at 6:30 pm...
- 71% of Indian consumers intend to shop online this festive season: reportAccording to a survey by market research firm Ipsos Research, commissioned by Amazon India, 71% respondents indicated they plan to shop onl...
- Immigration biggest issue for Britons for first time since 2016, poll showsImmigration has re-emerged as the primary concern for Britons, according to Ipsos, with 34% citing it as the most significant issue. This s...
- 33% metastatic stage cancer patients discontinue treatment due to costCancer cases in India are likely to increase by almost 25% over the next five years.
- Patanjali among India’s top 10 ‘most influential’ brands: SurveyAmong the top 10 brands, Flipkart dropped three spots to take the tenth place while Amazon climbed a couple of steps to take the sixth plac...
- Users of mid-range smartphones prefer a digital mode of payment post demonetisationFindings by Ipsos Research with a sample size of 1,000 users pan-India, reveal that Indians still prefer to continue with debit cards.
- Google most influential brand in India, Flipkart at seventh slotThe other two Indian brands on the list - SBI and Airtel- are ninth and tenth, US-based Amazon is placed at number eight, according to the ...
- 92% Indians perceive climate change as a major threat: SurveyA total of 92 per cent Indians polled by independent market research company Ipsos view global warming and climate change as major threats.
- 92% Indians perceive climate change as a major threat: SurveyA total of 92 per cent Indians polled by independent market research company Ipsos view global warming and climate change as major threats.
- 44% say they won’t go shopping this diwali: IpsosMore than four in 10 consumers do not intend to loosen their purse strings this festival season, particularly in the pre-Diwali period.
- 57% of Indians think next 30 days good time to buy real estate"Almost six in ten (57 per cent) Indians think the next 30 days will be a good time to buy real estate, such as a house, vacation property ...
- 67% Indians used mobiles to wish on New Year’s Eve: Ipsos study67% of Indians used cellphones to greet friends and family this New Year’s Eve, says a study by Ipsos.
- Indians vote Mumbai as the world's second best city: IpsosSingapore was voted as the world's best city followed by Mumbai, New York, London, and Abu Dhabi which makes to list of top five.
- India cautiously optimistic about its economyAccording to a survey, India's economic confidence slightly increased by 2 points to 60% in the month of July compared to the month of June...
- Most Indians foresee higher inflation due to deficit monsoon this year: Ipsos surveyIndians foresee higher inflation due to less than adequate monsoon this year, according to the 'Mood of the Nation Survey' conducted by glo...
- Cipla may cut prices of other cancer drugs tooCipla may extend its “affordable and humanitarian” pricing strategy on other anti-cancer drugs in its portfolio, even as domestic cos strug...
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