The stock market fluctuates with the culture and events American people live through. A new study from Madison Trust Company makes that clear. The team created a line graph displaying stock market changes since its creation. They highlight the major events that caused dips, drops, and bubbles. In a further graphic, the team highlighted the most impactful events and briefly described the impact on the market.
The team at Florida Rentals took us on a deep dive into one of America’s favorite vacation destinations: theme parks. Theme parks are beloved for their thrilling lives, fun and escapist themes, and unique sights and activities. The team used data like ticket sales, park size, number of rides, and ratings on popular sites to determine which amusement park is the king of them all.
The team at Ooma performed a study giving us insight into a specific aspect of natural disasters. Their new map demonstrates the ways small businesses are impacted by the effects of natural disasters. They looked at how much each state has in funds to help relieve small businesses in the event of a natural disaster. Their map shows which states have built up the most funds to help these businesses and suggests that businesses are most heavily impacted in these states.
If you’re a boater, it pays to be cautious, follow safety rules, and pay attention to water conditions. Accidents can be deadly, as seen in this study from SI Yachts. They analyzed boating deaths since 2019, averaged by the number of boat registrations. They used this data to determine which states are the safest and most dangerous for boating.
Companies judge their investment in hiring and training by looking at their profits divided by the number of employees they have. Generally, the more each employee “earns” for the company, the better the success and profit margins of the company. After all, employees are one of the most valuable investments a company can make.
A new report from NY Requirements identifies the 25 hospitals with the most ER visits. Overcrowded emergency rooms are a persistent problem in the U.S. When so many people rely on them for care, especially in times of crisis, long wait times can be deadly. Studying the busiest ER rooms can show us what these locations might have in common and help experts develop solutions.
After the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work became a norm for many businesses in cities across the U.S. Remote work allows workers to move and live wherever they want, so do some cities make themselves more appealing to remote workers than others? A new map from Qualtrics can give us the answers. They showed us which cities have the most and least remote workers based on the percentage of the workforce that works from home.
The landline is a prime example of a once integral piece of technology that became obsolete. A new study from Ooma shows us the percentage of homes that have a landline every decade since they emerged in the 1960s. From the infographic, we can see the peaks and valleys of landline use, as well as the states with the highest amount of landline use.
The gender pay gap is a persistent problem that has existed ever since women entered the workforce. Women are paid less than men who perform the same tasks in the same roles. Feminists across the U.S. have worked to eliminate the pay gap, but progress is as unequal as our wage standards. This is demonstrated in a new map by Qualtrics who highlighted the states and counties that have made the most progress in closing the gender pay gap.
The team at Qualtrics created an infographic displaying the brands Americans have the highest opinion of and the most negative. Brands take years to build up this kind of brand recognition and approval alongside investing in marketing. But no marketing tactic is as powerful as widespread favorability that spreads through word of mouth.
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