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Pelotons and pets, new homes and new jobs: We regretted a lot this year

Americans are experiencing a severe case of buyer’s remorse as we reckon with the impulsive decisions we made during the pandemic.

Fortune · Dec 28, 2022

Are you wagering money on the World Cup? Sports betting is taking America by storm–and a third of young men are hooked

Americans–especially men under 55–are increasingly betting on sports to enhance their game-watching experience, the Harris Poll's national survey found.

Fortune · Dec 13, 2022

The American Dream of homeownership is hanging on by a thread

For millennials like me, the possibility of homeownership feels like asking, "How do you hold a moonbeam in your hand?"

Fortune · Dec 9, 2022

Harvard / Harris Poll on Abortion

Interesting results about public attitudes, including the complicated gender gap.

Reason · Jul 11, 2022

Health Concerns Among Primary Reasons Of Cannabis Consumption, Curaleaf's Study Reveals

A new survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of Curaleaf Holdings, Inc. (OTCQX: CURLF) (CSE:CURA), finds that 91% of adults aged 21+ who have ever consumed cannabis have done so for health and wellness purposes.

Benzinga · Jun 8, 2022

Health brands' reputation rise after pandemic

A renewed focus on health and wellness has been a boon to the reputations of health care companies, according to new rankings from the annual Axios/Harris Poll 100.

Axios · May 26, 2022

Which Companies Have Great Reputations With Americans? Hint: Disney Isn't One Of Them!

Only one publicly traded company cracked the top five rankings for having the best corporate reputation in America in the newly published 2022 Axios-Harris Poll 100 list.

Benzinga · May 24, 2022

Friendly corporate brands poisoned by politics

Axios Harris Poll 100 finds companies that are slow to respond to political crises, or do it inconsistently, suffer with consumers.

Axios · May 24, 2022

How guests can honor their budgets in peak wedding season

Industry experts predict 2.5 million weddings in the U.S. this year, a 40-year high

The Independent UK · May 13, 2022

Survey of Americans about taxation reveals a lot of cynicism — and a willingness to cheat

Are you tempted to fudge a little bit as you fill out your income tax return? And if you did, would it be a crime? For many Americans, the answers to those questions are not as clear-cut as one might expect.

Chicago Tribune · Apr 13, 2022