NYCU: The Ad Industry Comeback
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NYCU: When Will Consumers Feel Safe?
A study by MorningConsult shows trends in comfort level with various activities for three cohorts: Democrats, Republicans and “All Adults.” Differences between the groups are noteworthy.
NYCU: Insights Into Consumers’ Changing Mindset
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For US adults, a recent poll finds that “feeling safe” is improving among nine pastimes, but not one has even reached a 40% comfort level (“Going out to eat” is tops). “Traveling abroad” and “Going to a concert” ranked lowest.
NYCU: In Brief: Unemployment, NASCAR
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The coronavirus has profoundly altered daily life in America, ushering in sweeping upheavals to the U.S. economy. Among the most immediate effects of the crisis? Radical changes to how people spend their money.