StatspottingFrom the Statspotting archive

Category

Absolute Shockers

1683 posts

  1. Kindle Is A 5.5 Billion Dollar Business For Amazon2011
  2. 21 Percent: Reserve Requirement Ratio For Chinese Banks2011
  3. George Soros Gets Out Of Gold: Market Top?2011
  4. Software Piracy Statistics: 59 Billion USD2011
  5. 48.2 Billion: US Trade Deficit In March2011
  6. Healthcare Statistics: 20K USD For A Family Of Four2011
  7. Chrome Has 160 Million Users2011
  8. $11.4 Billion: China's Trade Surplus In April 20112011
  9. 6.5 Trillion: What Homeowners Lost Since 20062011
  10. H1B Statistics: Only 8000 Applications In April2011
  11. Brand Value Statistics: Apple Brand Valued At 153.3 Billion2011
  12. Housing Statistics: Home Prices Fall For 57th Consecutive Month2011
  13. Akshaya Tritiya Statistics: 20 Tonnes Of Gold Sold In India2011
  14. World's Largest Selling Car: India's Alto2011
  15. Education Equals Employment? Statistics Say So.2011
  16. Class Of 2011: The Most Indebted Ever2011
  17. $150 Million: A Trip Around The Moon2011
  18. Indians Spent 1500 Years On CricInfo Website During ICC World Cup 20112011
  19. Which Country Has The Fastest Internet Connections On Average?2011
  20. It Costs 10 Cents To Manufacture A Nickel2011
  21. Number Of Millionaires In The World: 38 Million2011
  22. Fortune 500 Profits Increase 81 Percent, Third Largest Gain Ever2011
  23. USD 120K In One Day Selling 'Bin Laden Is Dead' T-Shirts2011
  24. US: 83.1 Percent Work In Private Sector2011
  25. Smartphone Sales Statistics: 100 Million In Q1 20112011
  26. World Population By 2050: 9.3 Billion2011
  27. Mobile App Stores: 3.8 Billion Business In 20112011
  28. Sands Casino: "Gamblers Were Lucky So Our Profits Are Down"2011
  29. What Osama Bin Laden Cost The US: Over A Trillion Dollars2011
  30. Gartner: Overall IT Spending For 2011 Would Be 3.6 Trillion2011

Statspotting is a game now: the day's most striking stats from the news, and how big they really are.

Spot today's stats