Before the Internet, the traditional workday happened on-site or in an office space. Businesses relied on face-to-face interaction in customer service and functions. Physical presences were...
Fishing is one of America’s most popular pastimes, from families casting off their wooden docks to seasoned captains of offshore vessels. The Eastern American seaboard has...
Have you ever noticed that certain months seem to have daily birthdays in your social circle? Kremp Florist’s new study shows birth patterns that reveal remarkable...
Retirement is a hard-earned chapter of life where older people can escape the daily grind of a busy workweek to focus on their health, relaxation, and...
Social media platforms connect billions of people worldwide every day, but these platforms aren’t uniform. They’re diverse micro-societies reflecting different age groups at different rates. Ooma’s...
Many people find winters to be intolerably brutal, especially older people who have chronic aches and pains. The solution for many is to migrate south like...
A new study from the PA Requirements team unveiled regional patterns in children’s soda consumption across the U.S. Some states have consumption rates up to five...
When dating apps connect people all around the world, sparking more long-distance relationships than ever, this prompts a fascinating question: does region affect what we find...
In 1993, when the Internet became publicly available, the average speed was 14.4 Kb/s, and today, the average speed is 214 Mb/s. These are huge leaps...
NapLab looked at a sensitive topic for Americans everywhere by mapping survey results, which expose where people have engaged in and experienced the most infidelity. We...