July 17 (Reuters) - Buyout firms Court Square Capital Management LP and HGGC LLC are exploring the sale of Dynata LLC, a U.S. survey research company whose value could exceed $3 billion, including ...

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In the US, first-party data company Dynata has acquired consumer engagement and survey platform inBrain.ai, for an undisclosed sum. Atlanta, Georgia-based inBrain.ai offers Zap Surveys, a mobile-first ...

DALLAS, Nov. 25, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- While party lines might be dividing us in other parts of our lives, there is one thing Republican, Democrat and Independent voters can agree on: In today's ...

First-party data firm Dynata has launched its inBrain survey-based monetisation platform into the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. The product is live in Australia, India, Japan and New Zealand and more ...

More than half (54%) of people surveyed cite climate change as a priority issue for them at the polls, calling on political leaders to join with businesses and individuals to respond with concrete ...

But the number of states where 3.5% or more of the college-age Dynata survey takers said they had COVID-19-like symptoms increased to at least 11 as of Oct. 16, from four for the two-week period ...

STERLING, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Neustar Inc., a global information services and technology company and leader in identity resolution, today announced a partnership with Dynata, the world’s largest ...

Dallas-based data and data-services firm Dynata has acquired Westport’s Reimagine Holdings Group, a global leader in data creation and technology-enabled business intelligence. Terms of the deal, ...

July 17 (Reuters) - Buyout firms Court Square Capital Management LP and HGGC LLC are exploring the sale of Dynata LLC, a U.S. survey research company whose value could exceed $3 billion, including ...

The Dynata dashboard results suggest that, overall, U.S. public health officials may be succeeding with efforts to control the new wave of COVID-19. The percentage of all U.S. Dynata survey ...