New GlobeScan data show that Corporate Affairs leaders globally now view Governance issues as a greater reputational risk than Environmental or Social factors, marking a significant shift in the ESG risk hierarchy.
New GlobeScan data reveal that most Corporate Affairs teams lack confidence in their readiness to manage deepfake and AI-driven misinformation incidents, even as AI rises to the top tier of global business risks.
New GlobeScan data show geopolitical instability, AI and macro-economic pressures emerging as the most significant concerns for global businesses in 2026.
GlobeScan research shows that global retail investors continue to view economic inequality and climate change as major investment risks and link responsible investment with stronger returns.
New GlobeScan data show which global threats the public see as most urgent, highlighting climate change, conflict, and poverty in an increasingly insecure world.
GlobeScan research shows that consumers around the world expect large companies to push governments to do more to protect water, with expectations highest in regions facing acute water stress.
GlobeScan research shows consumers rank water pollution as the world’s most serious environmental issue, outpacing climate change and resource depletion.
Grains of Truth research shows how consumers rate different actors in helping people eat healthy and environmentally friendly diets, with scientists, academics, and chefs rated highest.
Grains of Truth research shows lack of affordability is the biggest barrier to healthier and more sustainable diets for consumers, followed by limited availability and lack of familiarity. Very few consumers say healthier and more sustainable diets are “not worth it.”
Global public opinion research from Grains of Truth shows strong motivation to eat healthier and more sustainable diets, with personal benefits acting as the primary driver and sustainability reinforcing food choices rather than leading on driving them.