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After Operation Sindoor, India Climbs Up Global Optimism Index: Survey
India has reported a notable rise in national optimism, climbing three percentage points in the May 2025 edition of the Ipsos 'What Worries the World' survey.
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Trump's Approval Rating Dips To Lowest Since His Return To White House: Poll
The start of Trump's term has left his political opponents stunned as he has signed dozens of executive orders expanding his influence over both government departments and over private institutions such as universities and law firms.
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Doctors, Armed Forces, Top India's Trust List; Politicians At The Bottom
Doctors, teachers, and members of the armed forces are the most trusted professionals in India, while politicians, government ministers, and priests are at the bottom of the trust scale, according to a new survey by Ipsos.
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US Residents Demand Climate Action, As Long As It Doesn't Cost Much: Poll
Nearly 70 percent of Americans, including a majority of Republicans, want the United States to take "aggressive" action to combat climate change - but only a third would support an extra tax of $100 a year to help, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Wednesday.
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Patanjali, Reliance Jio Among 10 Most Influential Brands
Patanjali and Reliance Jio did not figure in the previous edition of the Ipsos study.
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What Millennials Do When They Shop Online
Millennials are not only driving the spike in domestic online transactions, but also cross-border transactions.
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Worldwide Survey Suggests Increasing Negative Attitude Towards Immigration
A study conducted, found that views towards immigration are increasingly negative
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Turkish, Indian Women Tend to Stay Silent on Unequal Treatment: Survey
Women in Turkey and India face some of the greatest workplace inequities among the G20 nations but are least likely to speak out, according to a survey released on Tuesday.
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US Smartphone Users Concerned About Targeted Ads: Survey
An Ipsos, TRUSTe survey found "the majority of Americans (68 percent) are still uneasy about having their online activity."
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Optimism high around globe for better 2014, poll says
Seventy-six percent of people in 23 countries questioned by the global research company Ipsos said they had high hopes for the new year, slightly more than in 2013. About half said last year was not great for them and their families.
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LinkedIn, Pinterest more popular than Twitter: study
Photo pin-up site Pinterest spiked in popularity over the past year, according to the survey, a poll of 1,445 Internet users aged 18 and older. About 21 per cent of respondents said they employ the service, up sharply from 15 per cent in a similar survey conducted a year ago.
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As IPO approaches Twitter, attrition rate still an issue: survey
Retired schoolteacher Donald Hovasse signed up for Twitter about a year ago at the urging of his daughter. He lost interest after trying the service a few times and finding lots of celebrities but few of his friends using the online social network.
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Minimum alternate tax on SEZs 'dented' investment destination image: survey
MAT imposed on SEZs has "dented" the country's image as an attractive investment destination, according to a survey by global research firm Ipsos.
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Most Indians favour cost cutting to counter price rise: Ipsos
The majority of Indians feel the need to tighten their purses and not spend on non-essential items to survive price rise which may worsen due to deficit monsoon this year, a survey has said.
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Facebook's unique visitors slip in May 2012
Facebook attracted 158.01 million unique visitors in the United States in May 2012, edging lower from 158.69 million in April, comScore, a research firm said.
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After Operation Sindoor, India Climbs Up Global Optimism Index: Survey
India has reported a notable rise in national optimism, climbing three percentage points in the May 2025 edition of the Ipsos 'What Worries the World' survey.
-
Trump's Approval Rating Dips To Lowest Since His Return To White House: Poll
The start of Trump's term has left his political opponents stunned as he has signed dozens of executive orders expanding his influence over both government departments and over private institutions such as universities and law firms.
-
Doctors, Armed Forces, Top India's Trust List; Politicians At The Bottom
Doctors, teachers, and members of the armed forces are the most trusted professionals in India, while politicians, government ministers, and priests are at the bottom of the trust scale, according to a new survey by Ipsos.
-
US Residents Demand Climate Action, As Long As It Doesn't Cost Much: Poll
Nearly 70 percent of Americans, including a majority of Republicans, want the United States to take "aggressive" action to combat climate change - but only a third would support an extra tax of $100 a year to help, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released Wednesday.
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Patanjali, Reliance Jio Among 10 Most Influential Brands
Patanjali and Reliance Jio did not figure in the previous edition of the Ipsos study.
-
What Millennials Do When They Shop Online
Millennials are not only driving the spike in domestic online transactions, but also cross-border transactions.
-
Worldwide Survey Suggests Increasing Negative Attitude Towards Immigration
A study conducted, found that views towards immigration are increasingly negative
-
Turkish, Indian Women Tend to Stay Silent on Unequal Treatment: Survey
Women in Turkey and India face some of the greatest workplace inequities among the G20 nations but are least likely to speak out, according to a survey released on Tuesday.
-
US Smartphone Users Concerned About Targeted Ads: Survey
An Ipsos, TRUSTe survey found "the majority of Americans (68 percent) are still uneasy about having their online activity."
-
Optimism high around globe for better 2014, poll says
Seventy-six percent of people in 23 countries questioned by the global research company Ipsos said they had high hopes for the new year, slightly more than in 2013. About half said last year was not great for them and their families.
-
LinkedIn, Pinterest more popular than Twitter: study
Photo pin-up site Pinterest spiked in popularity over the past year, according to the survey, a poll of 1,445 Internet users aged 18 and older. About 21 per cent of respondents said they employ the service, up sharply from 15 per cent in a similar survey conducted a year ago.
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As IPO approaches Twitter, attrition rate still an issue: survey
Retired schoolteacher Donald Hovasse signed up for Twitter about a year ago at the urging of his daughter. He lost interest after trying the service a few times and finding lots of celebrities but few of his friends using the online social network.
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Minimum alternate tax on SEZs 'dented' investment destination image: survey
MAT imposed on SEZs has "dented" the country's image as an attractive investment destination, according to a survey by global research firm Ipsos.
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Most Indians favour cost cutting to counter price rise: Ipsos
The majority of Indians feel the need to tighten their purses and not spend on non-essential items to survive price rise which may worsen due to deficit monsoon this year, a survey has said.
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Facebook's unique visitors slip in May 2012
Facebook attracted 158.01 million unique visitors in the United States in May 2012, edging lower from 158.69 million in April, comScore, a research firm said.
