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April 28, 2014April 28, 2014Uncategorized

Welcome to your new magazine

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With this edition of the Trends Journal, we are debuting a number of features and a fresh new look designed to connect your lives — your passions, interests and needs — to the trends evolving all around you. It is an exciting time for the Trends Research Institute. The improvements we are debuting with this...

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April 28, 2014April 28, 2014Uncategorized

No future like the present

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“Are you an astrologer? Maybe some other kind of fortune teller? What can you tell me about fashion trends? How about entertainment trends?” When I started trend forecasting, these are the types of questions that people asked me. I would reply that I was neither a fortune teller, tarot card reader or astrologer. In fact, I was...

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