This infographic breaks down U.S. employment by industry, highlighting the industries with the largest workforces.

When you invest in S&P 500 stocks, you're gaining exposure to the 500 biggest publicly traded companies in the U.S.—but not equally.

While America's informal economy is worth a staggering $1.4 trillion, China's is more than double the size.

Discover the fastest growing job sectors in 2025, ranked by the number of jobs added so far across the U.S. economy.

Discover the fastest growing job sectors in 2025, ranked by the number of jobs added so far across the U.S. economy.

It takes the entire world—barring three countries—to match America and China’s combined GDP. Check out the breakdown here.

There’s a nationwide shortage at air traffic control. Here’s a map of the towers most affected.

Chinese cities lead, while the U.S. also has four cities on the list.

International students make up more than 25% of Harvard's student population.

Beijing now leads the world in AI deal concentration, with 66% of its startup funding directed toward AI-native companies.

Anthropology tops the list.

To send money across borders, workers can be charged high remittance fees—over 50% of the amount transferred in some cases.

We show the leading recipients of defense spending, highlighting the rise of Texas' military-industrial complex.

The MSCI Similarity Score compares a client's financial portfolio to a model portfolio based on risk exposures, allowing for personalization.

See which U.S. states lead in electric vehicle registrations per capita, with California far ahead of the pack in 2023.

Manufacturing remains geographically diverse across the U.S.

Graphic showing U.S. infrastructure investment highlighting that investment is primarily going to roads, bridges, and other major projects.

This graphic shows U.S infrastructure grades and highlights the general low grade.

What does electricity production say about these countries and their economies? We take a look at China versus America.

In 2025, the salary needed to buy a home has risen to more than $108,000. In this graphic, we break it down across major cities in America.

Comparing Europe’s minimum wages by country, both in euros and in purchasing power parity metrics, reveals an east-west divide.