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Seventy-two percent of American women are dissatisfied with their pay rates, according to a recent survey by Gallup. Since women still only make 77 cents to every dollar that a …

A new study by the Pew Research Center has revealed that the increase in student loan borrowing over the past 20 years has been significantly greater for students from more …

The White House has put the spotlight on the Millennial generation, releasing a number of data-rich reports about its members, where they stand economically and what potential impacts members may …

When pollsters undertook the inaugural Gallup-Purdue Index of more than 30,000 graduates to discover how they were faring after graduation, the results cast light on an often overlooked facet of …

The electronic age isn’t just changing how people work and play, it is also transforming how they drive. With developers racing to put the first autonomous vehicles on the road …

Two-thirds of adults who re-enroll in college after a year or more of being away never end up graduating, according to a study released on October 7. Using data from …

In America, male bosses are still preferred over female bosses, according to data from a recent Gallup survey. When asked which gender you would rather work for, 33% of respondents …

Having plants in the workplace could help to improve the mood of employees, according to a study by a set of researchers in the UK. Researchers found that live foliage …

Contrary to popular belief and advertising spends, the magazine industry isn’t dead. In fact, it’s growing at a healthy rate. That’s the finding of a recently released study conducted by …

Facebook is preparing to take a bite out of Google’s online advertising business by revamping its Atlas technology to go head-to-head for a bigger share of the lucrative $140 billion …