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A 40-year study led by Finnish researcher Timo Strandberg reveals that regular vacations can contribute to a longer life.

A recent survey commissioned by Laurel Road highlights the financial strains faced by young Americans, particularly millennials and Gen Z, as they navigate romantic relationships.

A recent survey conducted by Zillow revealed that nearly half of real estate experts and economists believe the U.S.

A new study reveals that 87% of Americans believe the government should enhance incentives for small businesses, yet many find existing tax laws too complicated to navigate.

A recent survey of 2,000 American commuters reveals that a significant portion of workers experience stress and agitation during their daily drives to work, with one-third feeling stressed even before arriving at the office.

Researchers from Cornell University highlight that emails, while intended to simplify work communications, often add stress due to urgent expectations and misinterpretations.

A recent survey of 2,000 Americans revealed a significant rise in impulse purchases as a coping mechanism during the pandemic, with spending increasing from an average of $155.03 in January 2020 to $182.98 by April.

Researchers from the University of Georgia suggest that eliminating paper money in the U.S.

A recent survey revealed that 39% of American remote workers would prefer to take a pay cut rather than return to the office, highlighting a strong preference for remote work post-pandemic.

A recent poll by BJ’s Wholesale Club reveals that many Americans find holiday shopping increasingly challenging due to supply chain issues and inflation, with half of U.S.

A recent poll by HR tech company Checkr reveals that despite laws against asking about criminal records, 82% of U.S.

A recent study by researchers from the University of Missouri warns that beer marketing strategies targeting college students, such as 'fan cans' and branded advertisements, may increase underage drinking on American college campuses.

A recent survey revealed that 79% of Twitter-using Americans are optimistic about Elon Musk's potential ownership of the platform following a $44 billion deal with its Board of Directors.

A recent survey of 1,000 small business owners reveals that while the 'American Dream' is alive, it requires adaptation, with 31% believing it needs to change.

A study from the University of Cambridge suggests that removing large wine glasses (holding 250ml) from pubs and restaurants can reduce alcohol consumption, as evidenced by an 8% decrease in wine sales without a corresponding increase in beer or cider consumption.

Research from Brigham Young University highlights persistent racial discrimination in banking for minority entrepreneurs, particularly Black applicants who face greater challenges in securing loans compared to their White counterparts, even when their financial profiles are superior.

A recent poll conducted by OnePoll on behalf of CG Roxane reveals that Americans have a strong preference for local and family-owned businesses, with 67% and 64% trust levels, respectively, compared to 59% for corporate multinationals and 61% for franchises.

A study from the University at Buffalo reveals that engaging in 'high-impact practices' such as internships, study abroad programs, and undergraduate research can significantly enhance college graduates' chances of finding meaningful employment or pursuing graduate education.

A recent poll by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago and the Associated Press-NORC Center reveals that a significant majority of both Democrats (80%) and Republicans (43%) believe the federal government should take stronger action against climate change, with 61% of all Americans expressing concern over the issue.

A recent study conducted by researchers from the Technical University of Munich and other institutions suggests that having attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may provide advantages for entrepreneurship.

A recent study revealed that many employed Americans hesitate to take sick days due to fear of employer criticism, with 58% avoiding time off for health reasons.

Researchers from the University of Toronto have found that a new algorithm focusing on variety significantly boosts online retail engagement, achieving increases in customer traffic by 5 to 30 percent.

A study from North Carolina State University highlights the biases inherent in 'cyber vetting' job candidates by reviewing their social media and online behavior.

According to a recent survey of 2,000 U.S.

A recent survey by H&R Block reveals that the average American adult has just 4 hours and 26 minutes of free time each week, with 40% of respondents reporting even less.

Research from the Berkeley Haas School of Business challenges common myths about securing cheaper airline tickets, revealing that many widely-held beliefs about airline pricing are incorrect.

A recent study reveals that American employees prioritize the option to work remotely post-COVID, with 48% citing remote work policies as their top desired workplace perk.

A recent survey indicates that home deliveries in the U.S.

A study from the University of Wisconsin-Madison reveals that autism is more prevalent in wealthier and more educated communities.

A study by researchers from the University of British Columbia and the Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris reveals that individuals with obesity are particularly susceptible to food marketing strategies that promote unhealthy snacks.

A recent survey by Apple Vacations reveals that Americans average four days to fully relax on vacation, with only 43% of their vacation time spent free from work-related stress.

A study from the University of Notre Dame reveals that offering discounts to dissatisfied subscribers of services may backfire, leading to lower subscription renewal rates.

Researchers from Indiana University and Cornell University discovered that emphasizing a mutual connection to the past when negotiating for items can lead to better prices for buyers.

A recent survey of 2,000 Americans revealed that Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Steve Jobs are considered the most influential modern entrepreneurs of the last 50 years, followed closely by Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.

A study finds that the coronavirus pandemic has caused significant financial strain on local 'mom and pop' shops, with 50% of Americans witnessing their favorite businesses close, and 68% knowing an affected owner.

Bankruptcy is a legal process for insolvent debtors—individuals or companies unable to pay their debts—allowing them to resolve their financial obligations fairly.

With an increasing number of Americans working from home, the right office chair is essential for comfort and productivity.

A recent study by Pennsylvania State University found that taking photographs of sentimental items before donating them can significantly increase a person's willingness to part with those items, leading to a 15 to 35 percent higher donation rate.

A study from the Bayes Business School at City University London reveals that a CEO's surname significantly impacts their career trajectory, influencing their pay and job security.

A recent survey by Greene King reveals widespread discrimination in hiring practices, with over half of UK employers admitting to judging candidates based on appearance, despite laws against such discrimination.