According to a survey by the Pew Research Center, 28% of Americans were “constantly online” in 2019. That number has almost certainly grown in 2020 and has only been amplified by community... Read more »
Although coronavirus cases remain relatively high in most of England, the recent lockdown seems to have made a difference to the number of new cases. In a major study carried out by... Read more »
With the number of COVID-19 cases continuing to rise, a new survey has found that over half of US consumers have anxieties about shopping in brick-and-mortar stores over the holidays. The study... Read more »
Bee populations are currently facing a lot of pressure due to pesticide use and loss of habitats. Now, to try and address this important issue, scientists have created a global map to... Read more »
Amazon has seen record profits during the coronavirus pandemic. Over the summer, the company’s profits soared by around 40%, as many internet-based firms experienced an influx of new customers needing to avoid... Read more »
Most people that test positive for COVID-19 have mild to moderate symptoms, with a small number developing a more severe illness that can be fatal. Serious cases are more likely to occur... Read more »
After a three-year delay, the US is now the first country in the world to officially withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement. The decision was made by President Trump in June 2017.... Read more »
The rollout of loyalty cards and online shopping carts means consumers’ shopping habits are no longer a secret. The use of AI means that, using self-learning, intelligent software, retailers are becoming much... Read more »
The US has an ageing population, with the average age of adults steadily rising. In 2019, the median age was 39.4 years. This is over 10 years higher than figures from 1970.... Read more »
In the current climate, job losses and financial worries have increased. Unfortunately, this has also led to a rise in the number of online scams in circulation, as desperate consumers search for... Read more »