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  1. Nov 20

    Our daily tracking from this week shows German Chancellor Angela Merkel's approval remains steady - and elevated - following a brief dip in September. More:

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  2. Nov 20

    34% of social media users said Trump should be banned from platforms whenever he shares disinformation about the election results — the highest share among the list of figures included in the survey.

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  3. Nov 20

    Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's net approval has ticked up this week following a steady slide since our daily tracking of his approval began following his election as successor to Shinzo Abe in September. More:

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  4. Nov 20

    The UK’s rise in retail sales in October followed its increase in consumer confidence. Based on Morning Consult’s daily data, our economist writes that the UK was the exception to the downward trend in the rest of the EU’s largest economies.

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  5. Nov 20

    68% of Americans will be traveling less this holiday season than usual.

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  6. Nov 20

    55% of adults across key markets say that as leaders of companies, are the best positioned to drive real change in society.

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  7. Nov 19

    Fox News’ Popularity Slips Among Republicans in Wake of Election via

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  8. Nov 19

    More than 6 in 10 adults feel CEOs have a responsibility to leverage their leadership to positively impact society.

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  9. Nov 19

    70% of Americans say CEOs should work with to help ensure a smooth transition, according to new reporting from

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  10. Nov 19

    51% of Americans hold US CEOs accountable. Americans have notably higher expectations for leaders, especially US leaders, than most other markets do.

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  11. Nov 19

    In our Nov. 10-12 survey, a plurality (40%) of social media users said they turned to social media daily as a source of news about the U.S. elections, followed by 32% who went to network news and 28% to cable news.

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  12. Nov 19

    19% of Americans would rather CEOs focus exclusively on running their companies than act on key issues facing society. More from here:

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  13. Nov 19

    Just 4 in 10 adults in the US and UK want to take a position on current political, social, and/or cultural issues.

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  14. Nov 19

    72% of Americans feel CEOs have a responsibility to leverage their leadership to positively impact society. More here:

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  15. Nov 19

    Special Report: analyzes the role of the CEO in the shifting political landscape including a close look at the role leaders play on both domestic and international stages. Download here:

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  16. Nov 19

    Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s net approval rose 9 points this week - reaching its highest point since July - according to our daily tracking. More:

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  17. Nov 19

    23% of consumers plan to research gifts online then buy them in store this holiday season.

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  18. Nov 19

    Since the onset of the pandemic, Morning Consult’s daily Index of Consumer Sentiment has closely tracked trends in retail sales. Consumer confidence is poised to contract by 2% - which doesn’t bode well for retail sales this holiday season.

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  19. Nov 19

    According to our daily global tracking, French President 's net approval rating rose 6 points this week to -22, his highest net approval rating recorded since May. More:

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  20. Nov 19

    Analysis from our economist "shows that consumer confidence is highly correlated with retail spending, particularly in those countries where virus incidence rates are higher."

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