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  • Survey Reveals Most Trusted and Divisive News Outlets in America

    Survey Reveals Most Trusted and Divisive News Outlets in America

    According to a 2024 YouGov survey commissioned by the Reuters Institute, local TV stations and newspapers are the most trusted news organizations in America. CNN and Fox News are the most divisive. HuffPost is the least trusted, while ABC, BBC, and CBS are more trusted than not. Fox News is the most polarizing brand.

  • Visualizing the Vast Oil Reserves of Saudi Aramco

    Saudi Aramco, with 259 billion barrels of oil and gas reserves, is the world's most valuable company at $1.8 trillion. The company's massive reserves dwarf those of other major oil companies. Saudi Aramco is a key player in Saudi Arabia's efforts to diversify its economy.

  • Over 500 Institutions with $1B+ Assets Hold Bitcoin ETFs

    Over 500 Institutions with $1B+ Assets Hold Bitcoin ETFs

    Over 534 institutions managing assets exceeding $1 billion now hold Bitcoin ETFs, including hedge funds, pension funds, and insurance companies. More than half of the top 25 US hedge funds are exposed to Bitcoin, with companies of all sizes integrating Bitcoin into their financial reserves. Bitcoin is becoming mainstream.

  • Semiconductor Industry Revenue Share Revealed for 2023

    Semiconductor Industry Revenue Share Revealed for 2023

    Meanwhile, Nvidia is very close to overtaking Intel, after declaring $49 billion of topline revenue for 2023. This is more than double its 2022 revenue ($21 billion), increasing its share of industry revenues to 9%.

  • Visual Breakdown of Norway’s $1.4 Trillion Sovereign Wealth Fund

    Visual Breakdown of Norway’s $1.4 Trillion Sovereign Wealth Fund

    Norway is home to the biggest sovereign wealth fund globally, valued at nearly $1.4 trillion. In 2023, the fund posted record profits, bolstered by tech holdings that include Microsoft, Apple, and Nvidia. Originating in 1996, the fund was created to invest surplus earnings from its massive energy sector—where it ranks as the fourth-largest exporter of natural gas in the world.

  • Mapped: How Much Netflix Costs in Every Country

    Mapped: How Much Netflix Costs in Every Country

    Netflix, a major entertainment platform, offers a wide range of content to viewers worldwide. However, subscription costs vary greatly by country, reflecting economic differences and market conditions. A visual guide by Preyash Shah compares Netflix prices globally, with Switzerland being the most expensive at $21.48 per month.

  • The 50 Top Power-Consuming Data-Center Markets In The World

    The 50 Top Power-Consuming Data-Center Markets In The World

    Today, it is estimated that there are over 8,000 data centers in the world. Many of these centers end up clustered together due to beneficial infrastructure and provisions from local governments and utilities. They also need lots of power, often at least 100 MW for each center, making power consumption one of the best ways to measure total market size.

  • Which Jobs Have A Future?

    Which Jobs Have A Future?

    The World Economic Forum’s Global Risks Report 2024 considers this issue, using predictions based on survey respondents and labor-market statistics from the ILO to show which jobs are likely to increase the most in the next five years, not only in terms of the actual number of people employed, but also with the relative increase in jobs that exist in certain fields between 2023 and 2027.

  • Fast Food Brands with the Most U.S. Locations

    The fast food industry has transformed into a colossal force in the United States, with an astonishing growth rate from its modest beginnings a century ago, when the first White Castle store opened in Wichita. As the industry now comprises nearly 200,000 brands, it has become a massive sector worth over $300 billion.