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American Cities Getting the Most Exercise

Only about one in five adults meet the federal guidelines for both aerobic and strength-focused exercise. Perhaps even more concerning, nearly one in four Americans fail to get any exercise whatsoever outside of work.…

Steven M. Peters · 10 years ago

Worst Paying Jobs For Women

March is women’s history month — to recognize the achievements of women everywhere, as well as to continue the work towards equality. While significant progress has been made in the United States, severe inequalities…

Sam Stebbins · 10 years ago

States With the Longest (and Shortest) Life Expectancy

America spent an estimated $9,451 per person on healthcare in 2015, by far the most of any country. However, among wealthy, industrialized nations, the U.S. has the largest share of residents not getting the…

Steven M. Peters · 10 years ago

Should Analysts Trust GoPro on Guidance?

GoPro saw its shares hit an all-time low on Wednesday, but now shares have spectacularly bounced back after the camera company provided a business update.

Chris Lange · 10 years ago

Solaris Oilfield Files for IPO

Solaris Oilfield Infrastructure has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding its initial public offering.

Chris Lange · 10 years ago

Amazon Owns a Third of Global Cloud Market

Amazon's AWS cloud computing services dominate a market that grew by 25% last year and by wide margins in some sectors of the public cloud market.

Paul Ausick · 10 years ago

The County With the Most Expensive Housing Market in Every State

Home prices are higher today than they were before the housing bubble. Because incomes have increased at a slower pace than housing prices, however, housing affordability has actually declined. Housing prices also vary considerably…

Steven M. Peters · 10 years ago

Analysts Get Much More Aggressive About Oracle

Oracle saw one of its best quarters in recent memory, at least according to the investor reaction on Wednesday. But investors weren’t the only ones thrilled with this report.

Chris Lange · 10 years ago

Hyundai Recalls Close to 1 Million Vehicles

Hyundai is finding itself in a tough spot on Thursday after the company announced that it will recall close to a million of its Sonata cars in the United States.

Chris Lange · 10 years ago