Seems like free is the way to go when it comes to mobile apps. Check out the infographic below presented by Startapp to learn about the numbers behind free apps and why they do so well.
Skype is celebrating 10 years of meaningful conversations! Over the years they’ve made it possible for soldiers overseas to witness the births of their children and for professors to connect with their students from the bottom of the ocean. To learn more about how Skype has connected every corner of the globe, check out this infographic!
Are traditional degrees really all that much better than online degrees? Employers don’t seem to think so. Check out the infographic below to learn how employers view online degrees.
We have all, probably at least once, talked about how we think the world will end. Check out the infographic below to learn about eight ways the world might come to an end.
Cap’n Crunch’s late-night talk show is generating quite the buzz. So what makes the Cap’n so entertaining? Check out the infographic below to learn about what the Cap’n does on his commercial breaks. Pretty funny stuff.
Even in the year 2020, the population will continue to grow. But can you guess which age demographic will experience the fastest growth? If you guessed the 65 and older group, then you guessed right! With that said, you can assume the increase in life expectancy plays a major role. Read the infographic below, presented by selfstorage.com, to learn of 2020 growth in all areas including jobs.
The decision to renovate or rebuild should never be based solely on cost. There are many other important aspects. If the problem in your home is either: pervasive mold, water damage or pest damage, rebuilding would be the solution. Rebuilding provides the lowest possible maintenance and operations bills. The infographic below, presented by Blu Homes, explains the gains and losses of both rebuilding and renovating.
Can you guess the main reason shoppers are switching brands or stores? If you guessed deals, then you guessed right. Today, promotions rule the retail world. In fact, shoppers say promotions account for 83% of unplanned purchases. In the infographic below, presented by MarketTrack, find out other factors putting retailing a risk.
With the frequency and cost of product recalls, it is important for a business that sells products to the public to protect themselves. Recalls happen in every industry, though most frequently in the automotive, pharmaceutical, food, and child product industries. Recalls cause a lot of damage to a business, in cost of the recall, as well as the potential liability risks. Business insurance can spare a company from costs of a recall, as well as from settlement and legal fees, if sued.
Learn about the worst recalls in history, and what else business insurance can protect a company from, in the infographic below, presented by InsuranceQuotes.com.
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From: Bankrate Insurance’s insuranceQuotes.com
