Does the U.S. or China have more valuable fintech startups? This data visualization breaks down fintech unicorns by valuations, money raised, and location. Read more
How is U.S. energy consumption shifting? This week’s chart looks at the rate of change in the use of different energy sources, including future projections. Read more
The rise of ETFs has been meteoric, and passive investing has been huge since the crisis. However, as a whole, passive has barely made a dent on active funds. Read more
How big is $19.5 trillion, really? This infographic visualizes the U.S. national debt in comparison to other numbers that might be more familiar. Read more
What do Vancouver, London, Stockholm, Sydney, Munich, and Hong Kong have in common? A bank gives them the dubious distinction of being real estate bubbles. Read more
Many experts predicted a Brexit calamity if the UK voted to leave. Were they right? We look at the last three months and the aftermath of the Brexit vote. Read more
The United States has a $18 trillion economy – the biggest in the world. But here’s another way of looking at it, using three interesting maps. Read more
Digital media will be the largest advertising channel globally by 2019 – even bigger than television. This chart covers the death of traditional media. Read more
How has the list of the world’s largest companies by revenue changed over the last 20 years? See the rise and fall of the companies on the Fortune Global 500. Read more
Here are nine ‘black swan’ events in recent memory that profoundly changed markets, ranging from the Asian financial crisis of 1997 to the more current Brexit. Read more