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Although debate continues about whether the business world will return to normal even after most people have the COVID-19 vaccine, the expectation is that many companies will soon

What does 2021 look like for the market research industry? For over 20 years, market researchers have been under constant pressure to prove the value of our services, and nothing has changed in that regard.

As the coronavirus pandemic turns much of the business world upside down, numerous companies have pivoted while reevaluating their purpose, products, and relationship wit

As a challenging year winds down, companies are sifting through what worked and what didn’t as they prepare to reboot for 2021 after dealing with the many difficulties

Many corporations have endured a rough 2020 that included the resignations of top executives at some major brands. Will their replacements be ready?

Steve Jobs wished he had met Socrates. Arnold Schwarzenegger is a Marcus Aurelius fan. Elon Musk leans toward Aristotle.

Prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, commuting was a daily habit for most American workers. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Americans spent an average of 4.5 hours per week on

According to the nonprofit DoughMainTM Financial Literacy Foundation’s website, 76 percent of U.S. students are unprepared for their financial futures; 60 percent of Americans spend

Equity markets around the world sold off last week because of uncertainty relative the Coronavirus’ impact on the global economy and corporate profits. No one knows how bad the

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According to the U.S. Census Bureau, at least 80 percent – possibly as high as 90 percent – of American businesses are family-owned. This is defined as at least two or more family