Gallup Poll
Gallup Poll: 50% of Americans Say Their Financial Situations Are Worse Than a Year Ago
The U.S. isn't in a recession, technically, but people are still feeling the pinch.
Which Country's Citizens Are Considered the Happiest in the World?
Amid a persisting global health crisis, communities around the globe are struggling to stay positive. One nation, however, seems to have figured it out.
Life Without Smartphones Is Hard to Imagine, According to Nearly Half of U.S. Smartphone Users
A recent Gallup poll provides insight into the sneaky, vital and constant ways the devices have come to shape the way we live.
Why You Should Make Vacation Time a Priority This Year
Regularly taking time off to spend with friends and family vastly improves well-being across all income levels, according to a new Gallup survey.
For Older Graduates, Going to College Still Pays
A new Gallup poll finds that waiting to earn a degree until age 25 or older does not hamper a graduate's subsequent income.
Brace Yourself for a Below-Average Christmas
Gallup's spending survey seems to put coal in the stockings of retailers.
How You Compete Matters More Than Winning Or Losing
Do you operate on faith, or fear? When you play dirty and smear the competition, you can end up shutting down future opportunities.
The Biggest Blown Opportunity in Your Business
Most likely, someone in your organization is disengaged, and all their potential is falling through the gap. But there's a simple solution.
The Average American Works 47 Hours Per Week, Gallup Finds
Forget 9 to 5: Eighteen percent of full-time employees work more than 60 hours per week, according to the analytics company's latest Work and Education Survey.
If Given the Choice, Most Small-Business Owners Say They'd Start Up Again
A recent survey found that for more than 80 percent of small-business owners, the rewards outweigh the challenges.
Consumer Spending Flat for Last Three Months: Poll
Despite other economic data to the contrary, U.S. consumer spending may not be as healthy as some believe.