Education and Career

There were 39 Japanese companies that made 2014’s top 100 most innovative organisations list, compared to 35 American firms, according to a 2014 Global Innovators list released by Thomson Reuters, a global financial news and information provider. So more than one-third of the most innovative companies allegedly come from Japan,...

This year marks a new high for female entertainers, Forbes just released its 2014 highest-earning celebrities Under 30 list and, not such a big surprise, 20 years old Justin Bieber is officially the top-earning celebrity of 2014. So, just who made the list? According to publication, the Bieber made $80...

Paris has topped an annual list of the World's most friendly cities for international students, followed by Melbourne, London and Sydney. Overall, United States led the top 50 list with 8 cities, followed by Australia (6), UK (4) and by Canada and Japan with 3 apiece, according to London-based institution-assessment...

The 20-year-old Canadian pop star, Justin Bieber has topped Forbes "2014 Highest-Earning Celebrities Under 30 list", dominated by musicians. Bieber earned an estimated $80 million in the 12 months that ended in June 2014 from his world tour, hits and endorsements, according to magazine. Eighty million dollars. How about that!!!!...

The 17-year-old girls' education activist, Malala Yousafzai was named as one of the top 40 women who have “changed the world” as we know it. The youngest ever Nobel prize recipient, Malala Yousafzai is ranked at number 30 in the list, compiled from the results of a poll of 2,000...

US President Barack Obama just can't catch a break, can he? America's  GQ Magazine has released their list of the "least influential people of 2014," with President Obama coming in at N0. 2, Bono and his U2 band took this year's top spot. As you can expect, the president finds...

The questions and answers search engine, Ask.com, originally known as Ask Jeeves, released it's top 10 trending searches associated with news, celebrities, and politic themed search terms for the year 2014. That's because you can learn a lot about someone from their search history. "Renée Zellweger's face" and "Ebola" top...

Nobel laureate Marie Curie, Florence Nightingale, Margaret Thatcher, Emmeline Pankhurst, and Mother Teresa have been named as the top five "women who have shaped the world". Also included were Princess Diana, Queen Victoria, Anne Frank, Joan of Arc, and Queen Elizabeth I, was compiled following a poll of 2,000 British...

Dayton, Ohio was named the #1 on the list of top 10 nicest and naughtiest cities for renters in America 2014, according to a ranking by Rent.com. Did your city make the list? Two other cities in Ohio, included in this awesome top 10 Nicest Cities for Renters List: Akron...

A new research by global consultancy firm McKinsey and Company revealed that the annual cost of obesity now tops $2 trillion per year, or 2.8% of global economic output  - comparable with combined expenses of armed violence, war and terrorism and greater than both alcoholism and climate change. That compares...