Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Five Things

The 5 Things Americans Won't Live Without

A recent survey has the public ranking what Americans rely on the most. more >>

Top Words Used to Describe Michelle Obama

Americans list their one-word impressions of the first lady. more >>

Number of Unauthorized Immigrant Workers in the U.S. Drops in 2008

The number of unauthorized immigrants working in the U.S. dips between 2007 and 2008. more >>

26 Percent Expect to Continue Working Through Their Retirement

A recent survey ranks the sources Americans expect to live off during retirement. more >>

OPEC Countries' Highest Oil Revenue Per Capita January to March 2009

A look at the OPEC countries with the five highest oil revenues per capita January to March 2009. more >>

Debt Ranks Fifth on Americans' List of Financial Worries

Americans list the most important financial problems facing their families. more >>

Obama's 100-Day Approval Rating at 63 Percent

A look at the last five presidents' approval ratings for their first 100 days. more >>

The Numbers Behind the Iraqi Diaspora

A recent report shows the estimated number of Iraqi refugees in countries across the Middle East. more >>

TARP Takers and Their Declining Stocks Between 2006 and 2008

Looking at the banks who took the most TARP money and their declining shares between 2006 and 2008. more >>

United States Ranks 50th in Nations With Longest Lives

The five countries with the longest expected lifespans. more >>

The Taxes You Don't Realize You're Paying

A recent report quantifies hidden taxes the government places on popular items. more >>

Almost 1 in 10 Afghans Sees U.S. as Biggest Threat to Afghanistan

A recent poll has Afghans rank the biggest threats to their country. more >>

Economic Crisis, Government, and What Americans Know About Them

A recent poll quizzed the public on the economy. Here are the question's they answered best. more >>

Majority of Unemployed Americans Are Not Receiving Benefits

A look at the percentage of unemployed workers not receiving unemployment benefits. more >>

The Economics of Cigarette Smokers

With the federal increase in cigarette taxes, a recent survey breaks down who smokes by pay grade. more >>

Average Family Healthcare Premiums Jump More Than 25 Percent Since 2004

A report tracks the costs of healthcare for the past five years. The second of a two-part series. more >>

Average Single Healthcare Premiums Jump More Than 25 Percent Since 2003

A recent report tracks the costs of healthcare for the last five years. The first of a two-part series. more >>

Number of Hazardous Dams in the U.S. Shoots Up Since 2003

The number of high hazard dams needing repair in the U.S. more than tripled since 2003. more >>

The Other Healthcare Crisis: America's Aging Healthcare Workforce

A recent survey ranks states' public healthcare workforce by age. more >>

New Toxic Assets Plan Seeking Managers for Public-Private Investment Funds

The plan seeks managers for private-public investment funds. Here's what the government is looking for. more >>

Utah Has Highest Well-being Ranking of Any State in the Country

A recent study ranks the 50 states by well-being. more >>

$58 Billion of the AIG Bailout Went to Banks in Foreign Countries

AIG used more than half the bailout to pay debts in other countries. Here are its top 5 recipients. more >>

5 Largest Banks Closed by the FDIC in 2008

A recent study lists the banks closed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in 2008. more >>

Bank of America Tops List of Biggest Banks in the U.S.

A recent report ranks the total assets of U.S. banks. more >>

5 Biggest Holders of U.S. Securities by Country

As of June last year, foreign countries held over $10 billion dollars in U.S. securities. more >>

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