Intrasonics, a privately owned company and subsidiary of Ipsos, is headquartered in the UK. Founded in 2000, it employs approximately 20 individuals and reported $3.0M in revenue as of 2024. The company specializes in user experience and devices, providing audio watermarking and audio matching technology.
Americans' unhappiness with the war with Iran is growing, with rising fuel prices impacting President Trump’s previously stable approval rating and consumer confidence in the economy dropping almost to levels seen during the 2022 inflation crisis, according to April 29 data. A day earlier, Ipsos Flair Italy began its 16th annual exploration of Italian consumer attitudes and values, aiming to capture the country's mood and provide insights for society, markets, and individuals. On April 27, Ipsos in Scotland released findings that over half of the public (55%) believes immigration levels into Scotland are either ‘much too high’ or ‘a bit too high’, with just 11% considering them too low and 27% about right. Also on April 27, Ipsos reported that an average of 81% across 31 countries believe their nation should avoid involvement in the current Middle East conflict, a sentiment shared by 71% of Americans, rising to 79% among those aged 18-34 in the U.S. Israel stood out as the only country where a majority (58%) favored involvement. Previously, on April 26, a survey revealed that half of Britons think Keir Starmer should stand down as Prime Minister, a sentiment unchanged since autumn; 68% of Britons consider it unlikely Starmer will win the next General Election, with Andy Burnham emerging as the public's preferred choice for Labour leader should Starmer step down.
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