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· Sebastian Dillon
Chinese Employees Watch More Porn Than Anyone Else at the Office, Survey Reveals
China has surpassed everyone else to become the largest smartphone market in the world, and, with that, they have now become the most prolific watchers of porn, especially on the devices their employers give them. Enterprise security firm Blue Coat Systems polled 1,580…
· Jacob Wagner
Answer This 20-Question Survey to See Just How Addicted You Might be to Your Cell Phone
Cell phone addiction is a very real phenomenon. Research has shown some people experience serious negative physiological effects when separated from their phones. There’s even a scientific term for that separation anxiety: nomophobia. (You just can’t make this stuff up … unless…
· Laura Dang
Survey Reveals 30 Percent of Tinder Users Are Married, Women Most Likely to Cheat
Tinder describes itself as a “location-based social discovery application that facilitates communication between mutually interested users,” but we commonly know it as the highly addictive hook-up app that has us swiping left and right on pictures of potential matches in our…
· Max Chang
This Asian Country Has the Most Superficial Workers in the World, Survey Finds
A new LinkedIn study suggests that white collar workers in Hong Kong are some of the most superficial in the world because they care more for appearances than being truthful about their job history, according to SCMP. However, they still aren’t THE most superficial workers in…
· Sarah Lesnar
Survey Reveals What Makes a Chinese Mother-in-Law Really Love You
Winning over a Chinese mother-in-law might just be one of the hardest things to do in life, but a new survey has shed some light on what makes the in-laws warm up to you — and it’s mostly good news for guys. Chinese consulting firm Horizon conducted a study that included 4,656…
· Editorial Staff
Recent Survey Shows The Damaging Effects of Being Ignored at the Workplace
Nobody likes to be ignored, especially where you work and want to be valued for your contributions; being ignored at work is even comparatively worse than being bullied. The University of British Columbia’s Sauder School of Business published their results of a recent survey of…
· Max Chang
Kids of Working Moms Grow Up to Be More Successful, Harvard Study Finds
A new study has found that the children of working mothers are more likely to grow up to be successful and earn more than their peers. The study, conducted by Harvard Business School, surveyed 50,000 people in 24 countries. Researchers also supplemented their data with two…
· Max Chang
New Study Reveals 30 Percent of Americans are Alcoholics
About 30% of Americans — over 96 million — have a drinking problem, according to a new study. The study’s analyses were based on new standards set forth by the current version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (the DSM-5), the diagnostic bible for…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
These are the Top 30 Most Popular Jobs For Millennials
Generation Y is the largest generation in the American workforce, with 53.5 million millennials holding down some kind of job. In comparison, there are 52.7 million Gen Xers and 44.6 million baby boomers who are employed. So where do millennials most want to work? A new survey…
· Sebastian Dillon
U.S. Universities Expelled 8000 Chinese Students For Cheating, Getting Bad Grades
According to a recent survey, thousands of rich Chinese students were expelled last year from American schools because of cheating. Last year alone, U.S. universities expelled around 8,000 Chinese students for cheating and bad grades, with more than half of them from top-100…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
Posting About Your Significant Other on Facebook Means You Suffer From Low Self-Esteem
A new study from Brunel University in London claims that people who post Facebook status updates about their romantic partners are more likely to have low self-esteem, while those who write about their diet, exercise rituals and accomplishments are more likely to be narcissists.…
· Max Chang
Cat Lovers are Smarter Than Dog Lovers, Claims New Study
Pet owners, prepare to debate: dog lovers may be more energetic and outgoing, but cat lovers score higher in intelligence, a recent study has found. As if it wasn’t obvious before, dog people and cat people have different personalities, and owners choose their pets based on the…
· Max Chang
Why Skinny Models Wouldn’t Sell as Well as ‘Average-Sized’ Models in Fashion Ads
How well does sex actually sell to the people who are buying the product? Recent surveys are suggesting that when it comes to fashion, women would prefer seeing average-sized models over size-zero models in fashion campaigns. Researchers Xuemei Bian of Kent Business School and…
· Editorial Staff
If You’re Not Doing This One Thing After Receiving a Job Offer, You’re Making a Huge Mistake
If you’re a millennial, it’s more likely than not that you’ve committed one particular cardinal sin when receiving a job offer: not negotiating your new salary. According to a new study from NerdWallet and Looksharp that surveyed 8,000 recent graduates and 700 employers, 62% of…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
This Fashion House is Now the Most Popular Luxury Brand in China
China loves Chanel. It has the highest brand awareness among wealthy Chinese, far ahead of Dior, Hermes, Gucci and Louis Vuitton. Chanel is also the most-purchased luxury brand by legions of rich Chinese, according to a study by Bomoda, a research firm that focuses on Chinese…
· Laura Dang
Study Reveals That Cell Phone Addiction Is Destroying Chinese Families
What does romance look like today?
· Jesse Miller V
These Are the 10 Best Business Schools for Networking
Quick, grab a savvy individual on the job hunt or who’s looking to get ahead, and ask them what’s the most important factor behind landing the right gig. You might get a few answers that include things like: qualifications, experience or education. Still, one answer is going to…
· Editorial Staff
This New Kickstarter Campaign Could Be The Answer to California’s Drought Problem
If there’s one environmental issue we should all be nervously contemplating, it’s the crisis involving the shortage of our most valuable resource — fresh water. For residents of California, the crisis is already here, and the need to find a solution can’t be put off any longer.…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
Why Your Success in Life Depends on What You Do in College, Not the College You Go To
Getting into an elite college is more cutthroat than ever. Ivy League institutions like Harvard and Yale, and top universities like Stanford and MIT have around a 7.4% admission rate for a pool of around 40,000 applicants. Similarly, small, top liberal arts colleges like Amherst…
· Augustine Reyes Chan
British Millionaire Spends $15,000 Trying to Find the Murderer of His Daughter’s Kitten
We’ve all heard the cringe-worthy stories about microwaved kittens and poisoned puppies. Leighton Meester killed a cat by putting her in the dryer in the movie “The Roommate.” These acts of violence are illegal, but justice doesn’t always come swiftly, or at all, for its…