Why does the U.S. celebrate Labor Day on a different date?
Every May 1, millions of people around the world celebrate International Workers’ Day, a time to honor the struggles, rights, and achievements of the working class. Yet in the United States, this date passes quietly, as “Labor Day” is marked in September instead. May 1 has deep roots in global labor history — but interestingly, […]
Five Advantages of Hiring Bilingual Remote Staff Through Agencies for U.S. Companies
Hiring bilingual remote staff through agencies is a strategic move that offers numerous advantages, including cost savings, access to global talent, enhanced customer service, increased flexibility, and a more efficient hiring process. In an increasingly globalized business environment, U.S. companies are seeking ways to expand their reach, improve efficiency, and reduce costs. One of the […]
Where do americans get most excited for Halloween?
The ConsumerAffairs Research Team ranked the most Halloween-obsessed states. New Hampshire celebrates the most, while Washington, D.C. celebrates the least. A report identified New Hampshire as the state with the highest “obsession with Halloween” in the United States. The analysis considered various factors, such as the number of haunted houses, pumpkin patches, and Spirit Halloween […]
10 Worst Hurricanes Ever in the modern US
Hurricanes are among the most powerful and destructive natural disasters, leaving a path of devastation in their wake like Milton did. In the United States, these storms have caused widespread damage, loss of life, and massive recovery efforts. From the storm surge of Hurricane Katrina to the fierce winds of Hurricane Andrew, these events have […]
The most powerful economies in Latin America
Three countries have remained on the podium for nearly five decades, despite their crises and instabilities. Latin America is home to a wide array of countries with varying economic strengths and challenges. It is a region of hope, where there is water, land, and above all, more encouraging birth rates than in the first world. […]
Foreign companies warns Mexico’s Judiciary Reform
The ongoing constitutional restructuring in Mexico has raised alarms among international businesspeople, according to the British newspaper. Following the approval by the Chamber of Deputies of the Judicial Reform promoted by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the business sector has expressed concern over the potential economic repercussions, said Michael Stott, Latin America editor for the […]
Why Elon Musk Believes the US is going bankrupt
Elon Musk sounds alarm on US debt crisis: “Just Another FYI That Government Spending is Driving America Bankrupt”. Elon Musk keeps tweeting that he is worried about the US economy, and he is doing it more and more frequently. The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, voiced his concerns about the United States’ escalating national debt […]
Ten short careers with high pay potential in the future
Pursuing a short-term educational path does not mean compromising on earning potential. In an increasingly dynamic job market, it is no longer necessary to choose careers that take years to complete in order to have well-paying jobs. There are trades that are increasingly in demand worldwide, and you can even study them online while working. […]
World Bank forecast: strong growth in the United States
The bank now projects the U.S. economy to grow by 2.5% in 2024, the same as in 2023 but significantly higher than the 1.6% predicted in January. The World Bank raised its global economic growth forecast, predicting a 2.6% expansion this year, driven by strong growth in the United States. This revised outlook is an […]
Why low fertility rates are a significant economic challenge
Women are having fewer children, families are getting smaller, and the population is aging. Fertility rates are declining in most places and it´s a big problem. According to the UN, in 1990, the average number of births per woman globally was 3.2. By 2019, this had fallen to 2.5 births per woman; by 2050, it […]