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- Meet India's Uber: Autowale.in2013
- 'CAGR of 50.6 Percent from Now to 2017'. What Device Category?2013
- Internet Statistics: 20 Percent of American Adults Do Not Use The Internet2013
- 70% of Businesses Are Affected By The Weather Every Year2013
- Newspaper Statistics: Subscribers Spend 25 Minutes Reading Physical Copies Vs 2-4 Minutes Online2013
- 17 Percent: Rise In Card Frauds In The UK2013
- UK Vs US: House Prices 25% Higher, Income 25% Lower2013
- Every Second, 80 New 'Things' Are Connecting to The Internet2013
- 10.7: The Average Number of Sources Consumers Consult Before Making a Buying Decision2013
- US Financial Services Industry's IT Spend Equals That of The US Government2013
- Poverty Statistics: 15 Percent of Americans Living in Poverty2013
- The 'Forbes 400' Worth More Than Half of All Americans Combined2013
- US: 95% of 2009-2012 Income Gains Went to Wealthiest 1%2013
- Americans' Credit Card Debt Equals About 50 Percent of India's GDP2013
- Smart Home Services Would Be A $10.9 Billion Market By 20172013
- San Francisco Buys Every Fifth Electric Vehicle Sold In The US2013
- Cost Of Raising A Kid To 18 Years - USD 217,0002013
- Any Examples of Antifragile Business Models?2013
- Tesla Statistics: Now 8 Percent Of The U.S. Luxury Car Market2013
- Healthcare Statistics: U.S Spends 17.7 Percent Of Its GDP On Healthcare2013
- 34 Percent: Switzerland Has The Lowest Home Ownership Rate In Western Europe2013
- Housing Statistics: Prices See Biggest Jump In 7 Years2013
- The Average American Spends $169 On Mother’s Day, $120 For Father’s Day2013
- Housing: Case-Shiller Index To Show A 12 Percent YoY Increase In April2013
- $850 Billion: What China Will Spend On Water In The Next Decade2013
- Student Loans In The U.S More Than China's Total External Debt2013
- Greek Youth Unemployment Rose Above 60 Percent In February2013
- Second Highest Domestic Opening Ever: 'Iron Man 3' Pulls In $175 Mn2013
- The Most Expensive Home In The World: Mukesh Ambani's Antilia2013
- US Unemployment Benefits: $84 Billion In 2012, Down From $108 Billion In 20112013