New Year Resolutions Losing Appeal For Americans
Only 39% say they made New Year resolutions in 2023.
Based on our survey data, this insightful section reflects on the changing American consumer, trends in their embryonic stages, adoption of new trends, and their implications for society. Articles range from the legalization of marijuana to video streaming to work from home to automobile preferences.
Only 39% say they made New Year resolutions in 2023.
Blaming inflation and higher running costs, Amazon is raising the price of its Prime subscription service by up to 43 percent a year.
Netflix lost nearly one million subscribers in the second quarter of 2022, less than half the number initially feared earlier in the year.
Recent revelations highlight Uber’s dubious business activities as it ruthlessly fought for market dominance in the ride-hailing sector.
Fentanyl-related deaths are rising in the U.S. Stricter measures to curb illegal trafficking must be implemented to save lives.
Americans see eye-to-eye on the vital national security issue.
A substantial portion of the country distrusts scientists. Is the politicization of science to blame?
Sheriff (ret.) John Whetsel, Oklahoma Co., the chair of the National Sheriffs' Association Traffic Safety Committee presents the results of a recent NSA/TIPP survey on traffic safety.
TechnoMetrica's Auto Demand Index remains strong. High demand, low inventory, and an uncertain supply chain situation work against the customer.
The FAO Food Price Index is up 31% year over year, indicating a significant increase in global food prices.