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The increase in spending this Christmas didn't surprise Phil Rist, vice president of strategy at BIGresearch.
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BIGresearch asked 5, 075 people if they were an NBA fan, of which 26.8% answered yes.
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BIGresearch estimates that 94% of midwinter holiday celebrators will observe Christmas, while only 5% will celebrate Chanukah.
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In a survey by BIGresearch, 39.8% of the males and 50.0% of females are more budget conscious.
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BIGresearch revealed that 24.2% of men and 23.6% of women worry more about political and national security issues.
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"And there are more mothers to buy for today, " adds Phil Rist , vice president of strategy at BIGresearch.
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So says a survey conducted for Forbes by BIGresearch, a unit of Prosper.
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The Simultaneous Media Usage report by bigresearch.com showed that 69% of users communicate with a service, product or brand after searching for it.
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In Why Service Stinks, a book we co-wrote with BIGresearch several years ago, we reported that customers think the number one cause of rude service is rude customer service staff.
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Consumers are still worried about their finances and unemployment and are making holiday gift lists and sticking closely to them, according to a survey of more than 8, 700 consumers conducted earlier this month by BIGresearch for the National Retail Federation.
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"Consumers will be very cautious with their wallets this Mother's Day, heeding Mom's advice that she really doesn't need much, " Phil Rist, spokesperson for BIGResearch, the group that collected the data for the NRF study, said in a press release.
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