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Travis Kalanick’s resignation as CEO of Uber Technologies Inc. may encourage the return of customers who scaled back their use of the ride-hailing service or stopped using the app entirely, according to recent Morning Consult polling.
There’s one provider that’s keeping Gmail from dominating the email service landscape: Yahoo.
With the Supreme Court slated to rule next term on whether cellphone location data requires a search warrant, a new poll shows that a majority of U.S. adults support law enforcement accessing certain personal data for someone under investigation, but only if it’s authorized by a warrant.
Voice-controlled smart assistants come loaded with features, but ultimately people say they’re going to choose one based on the great brand equalizer — price.
Starbucks and Uber share a perception problem: People say they would not be proud to work for either company, compared to other major consumer goods and technology firms, according to Morning Consult Brand Intelligence data.
Target Corp. is still dealing with the legal fallout from its massive 2013 data breach, but the popular retailer is keeping its head above water when it comes to public sentiment.
After a brief bump in viewer trust between December and April, cable news’ credibility among the general public is back to where it was late last year, a recent Morning Consult poll shows.
The federal government is mulling an increase to the gas tax to cover infrastructure spending, which could further squeeze the paychecks of drivers who already worry about the cost of getting from point A to point B.
Despite people’s concern for their online safety, the security breach of a well-loved brand such as Microsoft Corp. did not deter its most dedicated customers.
People have less rosy views of airlines after a barrage of negative headlines. Six out of seven airlines tracked by Morning Consult suffered a decline in favorability over the past five months — and the biggest companies were hit the hardest.
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