Business Infographics

There are some pretty common reasons why businesses fail, from cash flow problems to competition. Learn all about the reasons why businesses fail and what you can do about it from this infographic from Insurance Quotes.

Having a football visor for your football helmet is a must to protect your eye and face. If you want to design a football visor for your helmet or you need to develop a new football visor for your business, these 11 technologies featured in the following infographic courtesy of: www.weetect.com will definitely help you a lot.

Free zones are specific areas located within different countries where businesses operate under different tax laws separate from the rest of the country. Companies who are doing their business within free zones are usually taxed very lightly or not at all. Today, such areas are developed globally and they are located around seaports, airports or areas with strong strategic placement with an excellent connection to major roads, railways, ports or even between regions.

In Australia small business is celebrated as the backbone of the economy, yet, small business owners lack access to capital to grow their business. In this infographic from Lend they highlight the landscape of the Australian small business economy and highlight the funding issues.

No matter what industry you are in, chances are you rely on at least one third party vendor to provide some service or equipment. Unfortunately, those third party vendors are responsible for the majority of data breaches, as outlined in this infographic from United Mail.

When it comes to designing the perfect logo, the possibilities are nearly endless. Beyond colors, fonts, and shapes, you can choose from a variety of different logo styles. But how do you know which style is right for your business? Here’s an overview by LogoMaker of the 4 most common logo styles.

Most people agree, when it comes to work email, less it more. Reachmail surveyed 1,000 Americans who use email regularly at work to see if they were taking their work home with them. They looked at after hours work email usage, how people are dealing with work email on weekends and days off as well as work interfering with vacation.

CEO’s often get the bulk of the credit for successful business leadership. It’s easy to credit the work of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Tim cook for their success at their respective companies. However new research from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that we may learn more about leadership in business from the second-in-command rather than the CEO.

The Tour of California is a professional cycling race that has been dubbed as America’s Tour de France. Debuting in 2006, the event is considered as one of the most important cycling races in the United States. Although it’s now held every year in May, it was originally a February affair.