Young Professionals Still Struggle to Identify Fake News
The second annual survey from MindEdge Learning finds that recent grads are more confident in their critical thinking skills … yet 52 percent failed a basic critical thinking test
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The second annual survey from MindEdge Learning finds that recent grads are more confident in their critical thinking skills … yet 52 percent failed a basic critical thinking test
78% of Respondents Indicate that ETA and Real-Time Location Information are Most Important
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Swagbucks releases findings on how cash-back rewards positively influenced holiday spending trends in 2017
Over Half of All Retail Promotions Go to Customers Who Are Content to Pay Full Price
Send Anywhere analyzes files sent and shared by Britons in 2017
E-commerce businesses should prioritize website features that improve payment and checkout to avoid abandoned sales, new survey finds.
Digital content, including video games, accounts for 54 percent of teen spending online
77% of millennials agree that sending letters, thank you cards and parcels feels like a dying art
New research reveals true extent of the demise of handwritten correspondence in the 21st century; tech generation set to revive flagging penmanship skills
Despite the popularity of digital media where information is widely available, television is still the dominant channel for Americans to consume news
Episerver’s “Reimagining Commerce” report unveils consumer shopping behaviors, expectations for brands
Part II of BarkBox’s Dog Parent Study reveals how dog-obsessed America behaves online
Engaging Gen X, Y and Z reveals key learnings to help marketers connect with different generations more effectively across traditional and digital channels
Lackluster attitudes toward Black Friday remain the same; shoppers experimenting with new and different retailer