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Investor Optimism Highest Since January
A new May UBS/Gallup Index of Investor Optimism poll shows investor optimism surging as investors become more optimistic about their investment portfolios and the direction of the U.S. economy. However, investors continue to worry about soaring ...
Boosting Your Coaching Skills via Gallup's Social Research
Learn about the extensive social research Gallup does through its polling, how and where to access it, and how it can take your coaching skills to a new level.
U.S. Investors Grow More Pessimistic as Fiscal Cliff Looms
The Wells Fargo/Gallup Investor and Retirement Optimism Index dipped to -8 in November, as U.S. investors see the fiscal cliff already slowing the economy and 70% feel going over the cliff will spark another deep recession in 2013.
Euro Crisis Good for U.S. Consumers, Not Jobs
In a lot of ways, it may be hard for U.S. consumers not to cheer the plunging euro. Oil prices plummeted as the European financial crisis unfolded and remain much lower than they might be otherwise. This means lower gas prices for American ...
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Economy Is Dominant Issue for Americans as Election Nears
More than one in three Americans (37%) name the "economy in general" as the most important problem facing the country. Seventy-two percent cite at least one economic issue -- on par with the 69% prior to the 2008 election.
Most U.S. Retirees Living Well, but Nonretirees Unconvinced
Nearly half of Americans (47%) who have not retired yet think they won't have enough money to live comfortably when they do retire, but 74% of current U.S. retirees say they are living comfortably.
Majority of Americans Want Romney to Release Tax Returns
A majority of Americans (54%) say Mitt Romney should release additional tax returns, while 37% say he should not. Democrats and Republicans predictably disagree on the issue, while independents favor Romney's releasing more returns.
The Subprime Meltdown Will Burn Everyone
Think the recent mortgage crisis is yesterday's news? Think again. Gallup's chief economist warns that it will have a dramatic ripple effect on the economy well into the future. Executives, managers, and investors: Beware.
How to Ruin a Product Launch
Too often, new-product announcements from banks' corporate offices precede the training that the front-line staff needs to sell or service the new product. As a result, there's a gap between what a bank's staff should know and what they actually ...