Parents Aren’t Ready to Return to Theme Parks Just Yet, Signaling More Bad News for the Industry
18% said they’d be interested in going to a theme park this summer, compared to 47% who said next summer
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Demand for Online, Small-Dollar Loans Fell as Consumers Got Pandemic Relief, New Data Shows
Experts warn that could change if extra unemployment insurance isn’t extended
In April, Half of the Public Had Worn a Face Mask in the Past Month. Now, That Number Is 95%
4% are still not wearing masks, down from 12% last month and 50% in April
Tracking the 2020 U.S. Presidential Election
With over 4,400 daily interviews among likely voters, Morning Consult Political Intelligence offers a granular, real-time look at how the U.S. presidential race is shaping up.
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Free Streaming Services Have Plenty of Options, but Consumers Get More Programming With Subscription Services
Paid services offer consumers more than twice the amount of movies, TV shows
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With Privacy Shield Data Pact Nullified, Ex-Commerce Officials Suggest Ways U.S. and E.U. Can Craft a New Deal
Proposals include stronger redress powers for non-U.S. citizens or a more independent oversight position
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Carbon Price Group’s Model Finds Tax Would Lead to 57% Emissions Reduction By 2035
Report on economic impact of carbon dividend plan shows surging investment, accelerated renewables transition
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Analysis: Divergent Paths for Consumer Confidence in U.S., Europe Underline Need to Control Coronavirus Spread
After moving in lockstep during the early stages of the pandemic, consumer confidence in the United States and Europe resumed taking opposite paths, which shows that an economic recovery isn’t possible without a meaningful reduction in COVID-19 cases, Morning Consult economist John Leer writes.
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Congress Grills the CEOs of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple and Facebook: Instant Reaction
The House antitrust subcommittee’s hearing is a part of its ongoing tech antitrust investigation
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The Majority of Streaming TV Shows Are Scripted, Which Is Exactly What Viewers Want
Just three of the 28 U.S. platforms with at least 100 TV shows have more unscripted shows than scripted programs