Half of UAE residents want to lose weight
New Research found men and women differ both in terms of what they are hoping to achieve and what they are doing to attain ...
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UAE residents don’t consider the most ‘toxic’ male traits very ‘masculine’ in nature
Although aggressiveness, being unemotional and feeling superior to women come out as the most ‘toxic’ traits, they are considered the least masculine by people
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Three in four UAE parents think their child’s school provides value for money
While the vast majority of UAE parents believe their child’s school offers value for money, a sizeable number thinks they do not, new data ...
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How financially knowledgeable are consumers in the UAE?
Public sentiment of personal finances is positive overall yet unemployment and pay cuts still loom in the minds of consumers Insurance and investments stand ...
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Are men now more mindful of their calorie intake than women?
Men show most enthusiasm in regard to calories tracking on menus Men favour calories on their menu while women opt for ‘low calorie’ counterparts ...
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Is today’s consumer really spending a quarter of their day glued to their smartphone?
-UAE respondents are spending an average of 6.5 hours a day using their smartphone, with women topping men by an extra hour a day ...
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Brands should be taking more action on social issues rather than just advocating a message
-Brands should use their platform to promote relevant messaging on social issues -Taking the correct social stand is important and can influence the opinion ...
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Are UAE residents aware of plastic legislations in the country?
Despite the government’s nation-wide anti-plastic drive this year, there is low awareness among people about such campaigns emphasizing an urgent need to create awareness
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UAE females more likely to embrace Halloween
One out of five women in the UAE celebrate Halloween, although men are likely to spend more on the revelries
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Is social media a boon or a bane for GCC residents?
A large majority in UAE & KSA consume news via social media yet only 14% of them trust this as a news source 31% ...
