It might be the most un-celebrated centennial you’ve never heard of – the year that the Ponzi Scheme turns 100. Since the term was ‘coined’ in 1920 when Charles Ponzi defrauded thousands of Americans, billions of dollars have been scammed from innocent people through the fraudulent investment scheme. Here is an infographic that counts down the 10 largest Ponzi Schemes by the amount of money scammed.
Have you considered which type of soil will be the best foundation for a new metal building? You will want to have a very stable foundation that will not move or shift in any way regardless of weather, such as rain and snow, or even flooding if you happen to live in a flood-prone area. You want a foundation that has good drainage and will avoid water pooling around your building.
While it may just be one simple word, cancer is much bigger than that. More than one million people in the United States are diagnosed with cancer each year, a large portion of those being skin cancer. Some good news is that skin cancer is one of the easiest cancers to treat and cure. Here is an infographic that looks at the different types of skin cancer, their symptoms, and the possible courses of treatment.
Businesses risk losing as many as 22% of customers when just one negative article is found by users considering buying their products or services. Have four or more negative articles about your company or product appearing in Google search results? You’re likely to lose 70% of potential customers. In this infographic, Reputation Rhino looks at why online reputation matters for business.
The following infographic summarizes the different types of web hosting (shared, cloud, WordPress and dedicated) along with the benefits and drawbacks of each. This can help you understand which type you should choose.
As COVID-19 has forced 51% of the U.S. workforce to work from home, mobile devices’ usage has exploded. As a result, international cyber security criminals and rogue host nations are exploiting this opportunity to redirect their attacks for stealing sensitive and private corporate data directly from individual employees’ mobile devices.
Social engineering is the act of tricking someone into divulging information or taking action, usually through technology. It relies on human error, rather than the vulnerabilities in software or operating systems. Here is an infographic that looks into social engineering attacks.
Are you thinking about becoming a programmer but don’t know which programming language to choose? This infographic, courtesy of videoinfographica.com, will help you to decide which programming language you should you learn fin 2021.
According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s International Energy Statistics, global electricity consumption is continuing to increase faster than the world population. Increases in electricity consumption per capita can reflect several things, including changes in the economy’s composition, shifts to energy-intensive industries, increased demand for appliances and air conditioning, and changes in service demand.
Enjoying a ballpark hotdog or popcorn during the football game is half the fun of attending a game in person. But with ticket prices higher than ever, stadiums needed to elevate their menu offering to reflect the price point. The team at ACE Cash Express has compiled some of the more gourmet concession foods served up across the NFL.
