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America’s Worst Companies to Work For

Family Dollar Store Inc.Employees can now share their opinions about employers online. As a result, companies face new reputation risks that can affect their customers and shareholders. For the third year, 24/7 Wall St. has identified…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

America’s Worst Companies to Work For

Family Dollar Store Inc.Employees can now share their opinions about employers online. As a result, companies face new reputation risks that can affect their customers and shareholders. For the third year, 24/7 Wall St. has identified…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

Ten Oldest Company Logos in the World

Wikimedia CommonsEven before global marketing campaigns, television commercials, and social media, a company’s logo has been important. Over time, as businesses and consumers have changed, most major companies have also changed their logos dramatically.…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

Eight Housing Markets at All-Time Highs

ThinkstockThe U.S. real estate market has been on the mend for several years. While many Americans witnessed the values of their homes drop precipitously during the recession, markets have been rebounding, with prices in…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

Ten States With the Slowest Growing Economies

The United States economy grew 1.9% in 2013, down from the 2.8% growth rate in 2012. GDP growth of all but two states was positive last year, although economic growth at the state level varied…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

Ten Best Markets to Flip a House

While home flipping activity in the U.S. has declined over the past year, in many markets the practice is still quite popular and provides high returns. Home flippers generally buy a home, renovate and…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

America’s Most Profitable Products

courtesy of The Coca-Cola CompanySuccessful companies frequently depend on just one product for a large share of their sales. That’s true for some of the most iconic brands, including Coca-Cola, Marlboro, Jack Daniels, and…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

States Spending the Most (and Least) on Education

ThinkstockFor the third consecutive year, total spending on public elementary and secondary education fell nationwide, according to a recent release from the U.S. Census Bureau. Spending per student totaled $10,608, roughly the same as the year before. Due…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

Nine Companies With the Most Unusual Origins

Wikimedia CommonsSome of America’s most well-known companies went through big changes before becoming the dominant corporations they are today. The origin of one of today’s most famous beauty products company is door-to-door book distribution. A semiconductor…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

The World’s Most Content (and Miserable) Countries

ThinkstockWorld news does not always fully capture people’s level of happiness. Last year, Gallup found a majority of people in the world experienced positive emotions. Of course, in some countries and regions people were…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

The Nine Most Misleading Product Claims

Advertisements and packaging increase consumer awareness of a product and provide information so that customers can make educated choices. Oftentimes, however, marketing strategies are focused more on raising sales than providing accurate product information…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

America’s Most Popular Stores

courtesy of Starbucks Corp.America’s most visited stores are popular for a variety of reasons. According to data provided by Placed, a consumer habits data service provider that monitors behavior of more than 150,000 American…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

America’s Most (and Least) Healthy Cities

ThinkstockThere’s no doubt that great strides have been made in Americans’ health over the years. Americans smoke less, are more likely to be insured and live longer. However, significant health disparities remain across the…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

States Where the Most Kids Go Hungry

According to a report by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, 49 million people in the United States lived in households struggling to find enough food to eat. Nearly 16 million are children, who are…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

America’s Fastest Growing Cities

ThinkstockThe U.S. population rose by just 0.72% in 2013, the lowest growth rate in more than 70 years. Not only has the country become less-attractive to immigrants than in years past, with net immigration…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

The Nine Most Counterfeited Products in America

Counterfeit products may cost the global economy up to $250 billion a year, according to estimates from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Millions of those shipments enter the United States. While…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

Nine Cities Where Wealth Is Soaring

The economic recovery is not uniform across the country, as some cities weathered the financial crisis better than others. These are the cities with the biggest increases in wealth, according to the U.S. Census…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

The Fattest States in America

Based on figures from the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the 10 states with the highest obesity rates. Mississippi was the fattest state in America, with 35.4% of its residents considered obese.

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

Ten States With the Most Fraud Complaints

A report from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) says there were more than 2 million cases of fraud in 2013. Based on the FTC’s annual Consumer Sentinel Report, 24/7 Wall St. identified the 10…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago

Worst Product Flops of All Time

ThinkstockThe larger the company, the greater its capacity for taking risks. While pouring millions of dollars into market research and advertising campaigns can lead to tremendous successes, such ventures can also be a formula…

Thomas Frohlich · 12 years ago