New York, November 6, 2015. Analysts have a split opinion on the airline industry in the wake of risks created by regional conflicts and economic conditions. However, sentiment towards discount carriers suggests a potential strategy for investors, according to new research from Media Tenor International.

“Analysts are mostly focused on the condition of the industry as a whole,” says Racheline Maltese, a researcher at Media Tenor. “Customer experience has been a key part of the...

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New York, November 4, 2015. Marco Rubio has gained visibility and positivity from the media after the most recent Republican debate, positioning him as the latest leader in the race for the nomination, according to new research from Media Tenor International.

“Rubio has benefited from a perfect storm of factors,” says Racheline Maltese, a researcher with Media Tenor. “His poll numbers and fundraising have gotten positive notice at the same time the media has become less intere...

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New York, October 30, 2015. Despite economic headwinds impacting demand and pricing in some markets, some telecom firms are excelling in the eyes of quoted financial analysts, according to new research from Media Tenor International.

“New technologies and global opportunities are helping analysts stay positive on telecom firms despite economic risks and regulatory concerns,” says Racheline Maltese a researcher at Media Tenor International.

Media Tenor found that financia...

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New York, October 28, 2015. As the Republicans prepare to take the stage for tonight’s debate, Ben Carson has the strongest media image. Meanwhile,  Donald Trump’s momentum in the media has been stalled by stagnant poll numbers and criticism on a lack of policy skills, says research institute Media Tenor International.

“Trump is now running in the middle of the pack in terms of tone,” says Racheline Maltese, a researcher at Media Tenor. “Without accelerating poll numb...

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New York, October 20, 2015. While Hillary Clinton was given the clear win in the first Democratic debate, Bernie Sanders has best been able to maintain momentum coming out of the event, according to new research from Media Tenor International.

“Clinton’s performance in the debate was widely praised as both assertive and genuine, with her outperforming expectations. Media also praised Sanders, but the other candidates fared poorly,” says Racheline Maltese, a researcher at Media...

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