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Health, Wellness & Sport

Stat: Stress-reducing benefits of exercise are stronger for women than men

Regular exercise is linked to lower daily stress among US adults, but the effect is significantly stronger for women than men, according to new data from Gallup’s National Health and Well-Being Index.

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Food & Drink

Stat: Record number of Americans consider even one or two drinks a day to be…

The belief that even moderate consumption (one or two drinks a day) is bad for health has risen to a high of 53%, compared with just 27% in the early 2000s, new Gallup research reveals.

Apple Pay, Global
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Technology

Cash concerns

US – The digital wallet is failing to take off with security-wary consumers, according to the latest figures from industry analyst Gallup.

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North America

Inclusive spirit

New York – Diversity and inclusion are more than just buzzwords for Millennials, according to a new study from Deloitte and the Billie Jean King Leadership Initiative.

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Sub-Saharan Africa

Are women thriving?

Washington DC – Women around the world are feeling positive, according to a new study by Gallup.

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Technology

Economic growth in Africa presents opportunities for entrepreneurs

Despite a lack of access to training and investment, the opportunities for entrepreneurship in Africa are increasing.

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North America

Almost half of Americans seek out organic food

In the US, 45% of people report actively trying to include organic items in their diet, according to a survey by Gallup.

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Retail

Social media has little influence on Americans' purchases

Most Americans do not believe that social media explicitly influences their purchasing decisions.

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Retail

US consumers say mobiles do not affect store visits

Most Americans do not believe that the rise of mobile technology has influenced their likelihood of shopping in stores.