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Márki-Zay 'Less Popular' Than Hungarian Left Wing - Nézőpont Survey

Márki-Zay 'Less Popular' Than Hungarian Left Wing - Nézőpont Survey

Péter Márki-Zay, the opposition alliance’s prime ministerial candidate, is less popular than the left wing, according to a Nézőpont poll.
Hungarian Children Start Using Internet at a Younger Age – Survey Shows

Hungarian Children Start Using Internet at a Younger Age – Survey Shows

Hungarian children start using the internet at an increasingly young age; almost twice as many 7-8-year-olds had a mobile phone last year as in 2017, according to a representative survey commissioned by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH).
Hungary Offers Right Environment For Fintech, Says FM

Hungary Offers Right Environment For Fintech, Says FM

Hungary offers a favourable environment for the growth of fintech companies, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Madrid.
Opinion: Views on the Second Debate of Prime Ministerial Candidates

Opinion: Views on the Second Debate of Prime Ministerial Candidates

Although I had the chance to watch the second debate in its entirety today, I would rather summarize the results of Tibor Závecz of Závecz Research and András Pulai of Publicus Intézet on the public reaction to the candidates.
Most Hungarian Voters Want Gyurcsány Out of Politics Nézőpont Survey Shows

Most Hungarian Voters Want Gyurcsány Out of Politics Nézőpont Survey Shows

Three out of four voting-age Hungarians would like to see Ferenc Gyurcsány, the leader of the opposition Democratic Coalition, retire from politics, according to a fresh survey conducted this month by Nézőpont Institute on the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the former Socialist prime minister’s infamous Őszöd speech.
Budapest Mayor's Popularity Falling New Survey Shows

Budapest Mayor's Popularity Falling New Survey Shows

Support for Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony has fallen among Hungary’s adult population from 31% in June to just 20%, the daily Magyar Nemzet said citing a representative survey by pollster Real-PR 93.
Pandemic Impact on Shopping Habits Lingers

Pandemic Impact on Shopping Habits Lingers

Hungarians did their shopping more frequently during the third wave of the pandemic than during the first, but still made fewer trips to the store than before the coronavirus crisis, a survey by food safety authority Nébih shows.
Hungarian Companies Spend Little on Digitalisation

Hungarian Companies Spend Little on Digitalisation

Around two-thirds of Hungarian companies consider themselves “more innovative than average”, but only about one-fifth have an innovation strategy, and spending on digitalisation accounts for just 5% of operating costs, a survey conducted by K&H Bank shows.
Gyurcsány, Karácsony on Good Terms, Nézőpont Survey

Gyurcsány, Karácsony on Good Terms, Nézőpont Survey

Fully 59% of Hungarians asked in a recent Nézőpont survey said they believed Ferenc Gyurcsány, the leader of the opposition Democratic Coalition, and Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony, an opposition candidate for prime minister, were on friendly terms.
Márki-Zay 'Less Popular' Than Hungarian Left Wing - Nézőpont Survey

Márki-Zay 'Less Popular' Than Hungarian Left Wing - Nézőpont Survey

Péter Márki-Zay, the opposition alliance’s prime ministerial candidate, is less popular than the left wing, according to a Nézőpont poll.
Hungarian Children Start Using Internet at a Younger Age – Survey Shows

Hungarian Children Start Using Internet at a Younger Age – Survey Shows

Hungarian children start using the internet at an increasingly young age; almost twice as many 7-8-year-olds had a mobile phone last year as in 2017, according to a representative survey commissioned by the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH).
Hungary Offers Right Environment For Fintech, Says FM

Hungary Offers Right Environment For Fintech, Says FM

Hungary offers a favourable environment for the growth of fintech companies, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Madrid.
Opinion: Views on the Second Debate of Prime Ministerial Candidates

Opinion: Views on the Second Debate of Prime Ministerial Candidates

Although I had the chance to watch the second debate in its entirety today, I would rather summarize the results of Tibor Závecz of Závecz Research and András Pulai of Publicus Intézet on the public reaction to the candidates.
Most Hungarian Voters Want Gyurcsány Out of Politics Nézőpont Survey Shows

Most Hungarian Voters Want Gyurcsány Out of Politics Nézőpont Survey Shows

Three out of four voting-age Hungarians would like to see Ferenc Gyurcsány, the leader of the opposition Democratic Coalition, retire from politics, according to a fresh survey conducted this month by Nézőpont Institute on the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the former Socialist prime minister’s infamous Őszöd speech.
Budapest Mayor's Popularity Falling New Survey Shows

Budapest Mayor's Popularity Falling New Survey Shows

Support for Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony has fallen among Hungary’s adult population from 31% in June to just 20%, the daily Magyar Nemzet said citing a representative survey by pollster Real-PR 93.
Pandemic Impact on Shopping Habits Lingers

Pandemic Impact on Shopping Habits Lingers

Hungarians did their shopping more frequently during the third wave of the pandemic than during the first, but still made fewer trips to the store than before the coronavirus crisis, a survey by food safety authority Nébih shows.
Hungarian Companies Spend Little on Digitalisation

Hungarian Companies Spend Little on Digitalisation

Around two-thirds of Hungarian companies consider themselves “more innovative than average”, but only about one-fifth have an innovation strategy, and spending on digitalisation accounts for just 5% of operating costs, a survey conducted by K&H Bank shows.
Gyurcsány, Karácsony on Good Terms, Nézőpont Survey

Gyurcsány, Karácsony on Good Terms, Nézőpont Survey

Fully 59% of Hungarians asked in a recent Nézőpont survey said they believed Ferenc Gyurcsány, the leader of the opposition Democratic Coalition, and Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony, an opposition candidate for prime minister, were on friendly terms.