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The National Trust Survey conducted by Firspost and Ipsos shows Narendra Modi and the BJP-led NDA hold a clear edge over the UPor Mahagathbandhan as the race to 2019 Lok Sabha Election enter its final lap

Firstpost National Trust Survey: Modi most trusted leader with 52.8% mandate, 26.8% favour Rahul; development trumps caste

The National Trust Survey conducted by Firspost and Ipsos involved 34,470 individuals from 291 urban wards and 690 villages across 320 parliamentary constituencies

Consumer confidence dipped in September due to worries about savings, household expenses, finds survey

The Consumer Confidence Index plummeted 6.6 percentage points as consumers were worried about various factors such as personal finances for day-to-day running of the household, savings and investments, said Indian Primary Consumer Sentiment Index (PCSI) for the month of October.

Indian Workers Tend To Use More Social Tools At Work: Survey

While 61% of APAC employees report that social tools at work help increase their productivity, 38% feel that their companies underestimate the value of the tools, often restricting their use.

India's Smartphone Impact

Smartphones have become an integral part of user's daily lives. Google, IPSOS and MMA study how.

PayPal.me launched to enable merchants to receive faster and secure payments

The PayPal and IPSOS Cross Border 2015 Millennials report evaluates the online and cross border shopping habits of over 23000 internet users across 29 countries including interviews of 517 millennials in India.

Google leads the most influential brand in India, Flipkart ranked seventh

Facebook, Gmail, Microsoft and Samsung in the top five influential brands in India

Saudi Arabia most economically confident country, India 7th

Buoyed by healthy farm output and narrowing current account deficit, India is the seventh most economically confident country in the world, a study by global research firm Ipsos has said.

LinkedIn, Pinterest more popular than Twitter among adults: study

Photo pin-up site Pinterest spiked in popularity over the past year, according to the survey, a poll of 1,445 Internet users aged 18 and older. About 21 percent of respondents said they employ the service, up sharply from 15 percent in a similar survey conducted a year ago.

LinkedIn, Pinterest more popular than Twitter among adults: study

Photo pin-up site Pinterest spiked in popularity over the past year, according to the survey, a poll of 1,445 Internet users aged 18 and older. About 21 percent of respondents said they employ the service, up sharply from 15 percent in a similar survey conducted a year ago.