With the original Birkin bag selling for $10 million at auction, resellers and counterfeiters are raising their Birkin bag prices.
While defense department pizza deliveries could indicate late night planning, it, like other anomalies, might reflect a false correlation.
Ascending to stratospheric levels, car spending takes us to new and used vehicles, and to what their repairs cost us.
Representing accurate reference points, the rates on European exports and imports were far lower than the numbers we hear.
Observing the hours that working men sleep and engage in leisure activities, we can ask if per capita GDP matters.
With the Social Security Administration having just published its most popular baby names list, we can ask what a name signals.
Looking at homebuyers, we have a mystery because the people that should be buying the most houses are not.
Knowing the psychology of the queue, Starbucks's new CEO selected shorter wait times as part of his turnaround initiative.
An example of the economic need for standardization, Pantone's color of the year gives our color palette a common denominator.
With the newest report on the world's happiest countries, we can decide if we agree with the reasons that lift countries to the top.
For their fast food beverages, McDonald's and Starbucks have had problems with coffee and tea temperatures.












