08.04.26
The answer is resounding: affordability challenges. In a survey of 1,001 registered voters from June 25-28, 2026, Brunswick and Echelon Insights asked respondents what one thing they wish all CEOs of American businesses […]
06.30.26
The World Cup has been in full swing for a few weeks, and competition continues to heat up as more teams get knocked out. But as international fans flock to American host cities to passionately cheer […]
05.01.26
For CEOs, good communication skills and effective comms strategy are more than just nice-to-haves. A new study from Golin found that CEO communication is a measurable driver of business performance, delivering double or even triple […]
03.31.26
LinkedIn isn’t just a networking platform anymore; it’s becoming a primary source for AI-generated answers. In a study from November 15, 2025, to February 15, 2026, Profound examined billions of citations provided by nine different AI chatbot […]
02.26.26
A new wave of the Ipsos Consumer Tracker, fielded February 10-11 among 1,085 US adults, found that slightly fewer Americans think so. 63% of Americans said that companies should remain neutral on […]
01.28.26
Since 2020, there’s been increased social pressure for companies to take a position on highly divisive issues. It’s a difficult scenario for corporate communications that requires walking a fine line between hitting the right tone and potentially […]
12.09.25
In a survey of 1,000 American workers in July 2025, ZeroBounce found that over half of Americans (53%) say they’ve deliberately avoided a work-related email to protect their mental health, and 1 in 4 (23%) say having just 10 unread […]
11.12.25
A May 2025 survey of 3,007 Americans by Gallup and Bentley University found that 51% of U.S. adults now believe companies should take a public stance on current social or political issues, up 13 percentage […]
11.05.25
From June 17-30, 2025, KPMG surveyed 1,019 full-time professionals (in a remote, hybrid, or in-person role at an organization with at least 100 employees, across a range of job titles and industries) […]
10.30.25
To find out how Americans are planning on celebrating Halloween this year, AP-NORC polled 1,289 adults from October 9-13, 2025. What they found: two-thirds of adults plan to celebrate in […]
10.22.25
A new study conducted by KPMG says… quite a lot! From June 17-30, 2025, KPMG surveyed 1,019 full-time professionals (those employed full-time in a remote, hybrid, or in-person office-based role […]
10.15.25
To study Americans’ views of social media activism, Pew Research Center surveyed 5,097 adults from February 10-17, 2025. What they found: 42 % of U.S. social media users say that the platforms […]
10.09.25
Think you can tell when something has been written by AI? Most Americans aren’t so sure. A recent YouGov survey polled 1,147 U.S. adults from August 27-29, 2025 about AI and writing. What they […]
10.01.25
To study how Americans are feeling about the AI tools they’re using, Ipsos surveyed 1,082 U.S. adults about their familiarity and usage of AI tools. What they found: lack of trust isn’t stopping Americans from utilizing AI […]
09.24.25
As artificial intelligence capabilities get better and better, most Americans have low confidence in their ability to tell whether AI has been used to product content. So how would they react […]
09.17.25
To study Gen Z’s attitudes about the workplace, the NBC News Decision Desk Poll surveyed 2,970 U.S. adults ages 18-29 about mental health, cultural issues, and gender and the workplace […]
09.10.25
To explore how Americans feel about AI and AI regulation, Ipsos/Reuters surveyed 23,216 adults from 30 countries from March 21-April 4, 2025, and 4,446 American adults from August 12-13, 2025. […]
09.03.25
As Americans get an increasingly overwhelming amount of news content online in different forms, Pew Research Center set out to study who Americans consider “journalists” — and why. From April […]
08.07.25
A YouGov poll of 1,140 U.S. adults in March 2025 found that Americans, on the whole, are satisfied with the U.S.’s current voting laws… but do think there should be […]
07.24.25
According to Gallup, on average, not great. Since 1979, Gallup’s tracked average confidence in nine institutions (church/organized religion, military, the U.S. Supreme Court, banks, public schools, newspapers, Congress, organized labor, […]