Student loan debt has increased fivefold over the past two decades.

How many days of work in a month do you need just to make your mortgage payment? It depends on where you live.

See the top 10 global risks defining the short- and long-term future in this infographic.

Startups are famous for starting small, but they’re starting even smaller compared to the 1990s. We look at the trends.

This infographic shows how Americans perceive the proposed U.S. tariffs on Canada, and whether they're a good or bad idea.

We show U.S. national debt projections, highlighting how debt as a share of GDP is set to soar to 118.5% by 2035.

Despite trade tensions, China maintains substantial export relationships with the U.S. across traditional manufacturing sectors.

The bottom 50% of Americans held just 2.4% of U.S. wealth in 2024, down from 3.5% in 1990 and hitting an all-time low of 0.4% in 2011.

Discover 20 years of U.S. population growth by state. See which states are booming and shrinking, driven by jobs and affordability.

A snapshot of which sectors earn the most profit, based on the latest data. Spoiler: #1 is not Big Tech.

See the fastest-growing U.S. jobs from 2023-2033 and their median salaries, driven by AI, clean energy, and healthcare demand.

In this graphic, Visual Capitalist has partnered with Empower to rank the U.S. states by monthly credit card spending.

The U.S. auto industry remains highly competitive, with a diverse mix of domestic and international brands vying for market share.

Australia tops the list, with its major mining companies totaling $353 billion in market cap.

We show the performance of the U.S. Dollar Index under every president since 1967, from its record highs in 1985 to its all-time lows in 2008.

A snapshot of which sectors are the least profitable, based on the latest data. Spoiler: Big Pharma makes this list.

Production and refining costs, transportation and distribution fares, and taxes and subsidies all affect how much everyone pays for gas.

Discover how the share of U.S. wealth held by the top 1% has evolved from 1989 to 2024 in this infographic.

Explore how U.S. fertility rates have declined by state from 2005-2022 and what this means for the future economy.

Europe’s population may start contracting as soon as 2026. Here’s how it’ll change for every country by 2100.

Reciprocal tariffs is the phrase of the year for 2025. Okay, not really—but they could seriously hurt these Asian economies.