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You have probably heard a lot of talk about NFTs in the news recently. Grimes making $6m in 20 minutes for a series of 10 artworks. Nyan cat, a meme of an animated flying cat with a Pop-Tart body leaving a rainbow trail, going for $600k.
People are what makes Yonder special. In celebration of our growth, as a business and as individuals, we’re delighted to launch our leadership awards.
You have probably heard a lot of talk about NFTs in the news recently. Grimes making $6m in 20 minutes for a series of 10 artworks. Nyan cat, a meme of an animated flying cat with a Pop-Tart body leaving a rainbow trail, going for $600k.
Between January and March, Yonder surveyed 90 MPs in the latest wave of our parliamentary research.
Businesses are facing acute financial pressures and over the coming months will have to make difficult decisions about how to recover from the economic impact
If a business gets noticed by the public and makes headlines, it’s not usually good news. Our weekly polling of the UK’s most noticed businesses has demonstrated this for over five years.
Between November 2020 and January 2021 Yonder surveyed 90 MPs in the latest wave of Yonder’s parliamentary research.
Results of Yonder polling conducted among 4,174 UK adults between 11-14 January 2021.
In our end-of-year roundup, we take a look at the biggest news stories of 2020. It comes as no surprise that the coronavirus pandemic dominated the news this year. But there were a handful of stories that managed to surpass it.
The latest Yonder polling finds approval of the UK Government’s response to COVID-19 has reached its lowest point in 2020.
With the COVID-19 vaccine being rolled out, attention is turning to the post-pandemic recovery. We asked opinion formers their expectations of the UK Government’s economic priorities and how these could impact the reputations of big businesses.