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Browsing Attitudes

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Diverging Demographics

Stat: Gen Z’s career commitment now averages less than two years

Short job stints and sudden exits are becoming standard for Gen Z workers, according to a new US survey by Gateway Commercial Finance, highlighting a widening gap between young employees and employers.

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Signals

Stat: Emerging youth are positive for the future

Young people in developing nations are more optimistic about their future than their Western counterparts, according to a new survey by Ipsos and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

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Big Ideas

Almost one-third of Millennials worldwide are cynical about brand marketing

Almost one-third of Millennials are sceptical about the way in which brands target them with marketing, according to a new global study commissioned by London-based creative agency Initiative.

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Technology

Swedes ready to sell personal data for rewards

Swedes ready to sell personal data for rewards

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Culture & Media

Stats with attitude: UK consumers in upbeat mood

Stats with attitude: UK consumers in upbeat mood

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Fashion

Easy as ABC: Chloé follows history to the letter

Easy as ABC: Chloé follows history to the letter

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Technology

Consumer Attitudes Audit (UK): Overview

Consumer Attitudes Audit (UK): Overview

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Culture & Media

Company founders to deliver guest presentation at GEC

Liverpool – LS:N Global parent company The Future Laboratory, in association with Think Publicity will headline Liverpool’s Global Entrepreneurship Congress (GEC) in March, with two guest presentations delivered by company co-founders Martin Raymond and Chris Sanderson.

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Retail

A third of UK consumers would fine smokers in public places

A third of UK consumers would fine smokers in public places