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Countries Where People Are Least Satisfied With Water Quality

ThinkstockPeople who live in Scandinavian countries are highly satisfied with the quality of their water. People who live in Africa are not. These are among the conclusions of a study by Gallup. Gallup’s conclusions…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 12 years ago

Does Facebook’s White Workforce Hurt Its Image?

The face of Facebook is white and male, by its own admission. The numbers are similar to those recently released by other high-tech companies, including Google.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 12 years ago

Ten Cities Where Foreign Companies Create the Most Jobs

ThinkstockFor decades, the United States has been a centerpiece of the global economy. Even in the aftermath of the Great Recession, foreign businesses have looked to the U.S. for investment opportunities and talent. According…

247alex · 12 years ago

IPO Filing for Woodside Homes: Adventures in Homebuilding

ThinkstockBefore you write off housing again, what does it tell you if there is another filing for an initial public offering in the housing sector? A company named Woodside Homes Inc. has filed for an…

Jon C. Ogg · 12 years ago

Hedge Funds Now Hold Over $3 Trillion in Assets

ThinkstockThe data group named eVestment has a report of inflows of capital for the hedge fund industry which was published on Wednesday. After another $22 billion in new capital was allocated to hedge funds…

Jon C. Ogg · 12 years ago

The 4 Stocks That Drove the Market

thinkstockJune 25, 2014: Markets opened lower for a third straight day on Wednesday, but led by tech and healthcare stocks equities headed higher soon after the bell sounded. The disappointing GDP reading signals that…

Paul Ausick · 12 years ago

Cost-Cutting Is How Food Processors Aim to Grow

In its outlook for the 2015 fiscal year, General Mills is looking to "accelerate topline growth" by introducing new products and increasing its supply-chain cost saving efforts by reducing expenses.

Paul Ausick · 12 years ago