Financial Literacy 101: A Guide to Smart Money Management

An alarming number of people, across all age groups, struggle to manage their finances wisely. The following infographic highlights key statistics related to students’ financial challenges.

Study Unveils the World’s Longest Sniper Shots

Snipers are some of the world’s best marksmen, renowned for their precision aim, allowing them to covertly take down targets in one shot over vast distances. A study shows us which snipers have made the longest and most impressive shots in the world.

The Benefits of Smaller Class Sizes in Independent Childcare Centers

Choosing the right childcare center is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. Among the many factors to consider, smaller class sizes in independent childcare centers stand out as a crucial element that directly impacts your child’s learning and development.

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U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths by Type

The team at Joslyn Law Firm examined the vast amount of data on American overdose deaths to determine which drugs were the most deadly in 2022.

The Biggest Stock Market Events of the Past 100 Years

History proves that the stock market is vulnerable to major events and uncertainty, while peace and stability promote healthy markets. This study from the Madison Trust Company team demonstrates what kind of events and conditions cause the stock market to either crash or flourish.

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What You May Not Know About QR Codes

You may have thought QR codes were something fairly new. However, they have been around since 1994. Check out this infographic provided by System ID – The Leader in Barcode Scanners and find out what you may not know about QR codes.

5 Endangered Places to Visit Before They Disappear

From the impressive snow caps of Mount Kilimanjaro to the romantic city of Venice, these are places under threat from changes in the environment. So to tie in with the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting which is currently being held in Davos, we have produced this exciting infographic which identifies our top 5 holiday destinations to visit before they’re gone.

The Energy-Hungry House

In the last 50 years energy usage in an average American household has increased by nearly four times. This infographic takes a look at why there is such a big increase and where all the energy usage in households is going.

Facts About the 2011 Detroit Auto Show

Did you know the Detroit Auto Show employs more than 65 car polishers every year? 65 people, just to polish cars. Learn more about what goes into a world-class auto show with this infographic.

Stormy Weather: Are Americans Prepared for a Rainy Day?

The start of a new year is the quintessential time to roll out a fresh financial plan. One of the more overlooked necessities of financial planning is the rainy day fund. Experts recommend you have at least six months of easily-accessible savings set aside in the case of an emergency. In this infographic, learn how Americans are doing in this department, as well as how to go about setting money aside for this important fund.

Swelling Servings: The Growth of American Food Portions

Waistlines and portions are expanding across America. An emphasis on getting more food for less money has caused restaurant and fast-food portions to grow over the last few decades. However the problem’s not limited to out-of-home portions. Grocery store, vending machine, and snack-sized offerings have been increasing steadily as well. This infographic takes a closer look at how portions have grown and how we can regain control.

Republicans vs Democrats: Which Party Really Rallies for Science

Simple innovations, space exploration, treatment of previously incurable diseases, and answers to the mysteries of the universe are just a few of the many scientific achievements of the past century. However, not everyone is convinced of the value science brings to humanity. And with funds for research and development at the forefront this election year, a question arises: Should the government invest more in science, or should funding be cut in an effort to reduce the federal budget? This infographic from assay depot looks at which political party is truly on the side of science, from a financial perspective.

BBB 100th Anniversary

BBB 100th Anniversary

The Better Business Bureau is celebrating their 100th anniversary by taking us on an graphical journey through the company’s history.

Knife VS Gun: Which Is More Dangerous?

Have you ever wondered how a knife and gun would perform in a deadly situation? Which is more dangerous? What would happen if you were attacked? This infographic explores the question.

Cell Phone Radiation Facts

Did you know that about 50% of the radiation omitted from a cell phone can be absorbed into the body? Learn this and other interesting facts in this infographic found on BuzzFeed.

What You May Not Know About QR Codes

You may have thought QR codes were something fairly new. However, they have been around since 1994. Check out this infographic provided by System ID – The Leader in Barcode Scanners and find out what you may not know about QR codes.

5 Endangered Places to Visit Before They Disappear

From the impressive snow caps of Mount Kilimanjaro to the romantic city of Venice, these are places under threat from changes in the environment. So to tie in with the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting which is currently being held in Davos, we have produced this exciting infographic which identifies our top 5 holiday destinations to visit before they’re gone.

The Energy-Hungry House

In the last 50 years energy usage in an average American household has increased by nearly four times. This infographic takes a look at why there is such a big increase and where all the energy usage in households is going.

Facts About the 2011 Detroit Auto Show

Did you know the Detroit Auto Show employs more than 65 car polishers every year? 65 people, just to polish cars. Learn more about what goes into a world-class auto show with this infographic.

Stormy Weather: Are Americans Prepared for a Rainy Day?

The start of a new year is the quintessential time to roll out a fresh financial plan. One of the more overlooked necessities of financial planning is the rainy day fund. Experts recommend you have at least six months of easily-accessible savings set aside in the case of an emergency. In this infographic, learn how Americans are doing in this department, as well as how to go about setting money aside for this important fund.

Swelling Servings: The Growth of American Food Portions

Waistlines and portions are expanding across America. An emphasis on getting more food for less money has caused restaurant and fast-food portions to grow over the last few decades. However the problem’s not limited to out-of-home portions. Grocery store, vending machine, and snack-sized offerings have been increasing steadily as well. This infographic takes a closer look at how portions have grown and how we can regain control.

Republicans vs Democrats: Which Party Really Rallies for Science

Simple innovations, space exploration, treatment of previously incurable diseases, and answers to the mysteries of the universe are just a few of the many scientific achievements of the past century. However, not everyone is convinced of the value science brings to humanity. And with funds for research and development at the forefront this election year, a question arises: Should the government invest more in science, or should funding be cut in an effort to reduce the federal budget? This infographic from assay depot looks at which political party is truly on the side of science, from a financial perspective.

BBB 100th Anniversary

BBB 100th Anniversary

The Better Business Bureau is celebrating their 100th anniversary by taking us on an graphical journey through the company’s history.

Knife VS Gun: Which Is More Dangerous?

Have you ever wondered how a knife and gun would perform in a deadly situation? Which is more dangerous? What would happen if you were attacked? This infographic explores the question.

Cell Phone Radiation Facts

Did you know that about 50% of the radiation omitted from a cell phone can be absorbed into the body? Learn this and other interesting facts in this infographic found on BuzzFeed.