The Brutal Decline of Yahoo.
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Ever thought what your life (and personal finances) would be like today if 20 years ago, instead of buying a bunch of what you thought then were must-have items you had invested in the companies that manufacture them? You could have done without an Apple computer back in 1990, right? Consider this: if you had bought Apple Inc. (AAPL) stock instead, today you’d be sitting on nearly $1 million.
This infographic explores several “what-if” scenarios, featuring companies whose stock, in hindsight, you probably should have bought a couple of decades ago.via www.mint.comNote: If you read this via Email or Feed-reader click Permalink below to download bigger image.
The earthquake in Haiti last January was devastating. Eight months later, massive flooding struck Pakistan. This is look at how countries and major organizations around the world responded to both disaster.
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What’s your favorite: iceberg, romaine or red leaf? Tomatoes or cucumbers? Avocado or hard-boiled egg? Ranch or blue cheese? Salad lovers “grapple” with these questions daily. Way to go! In this infographic, mint.com give you the stats on this fresh favorite.
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Here is an infographic of the differences between web designers and web developers.
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A new series looking at Fun Facts! started by Catherine Mulbrandon from Visualizing Economics about US and World economies.
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This visualization is a research study by Donald Appleyard, plotting connections between neighbors to show how interconnected an area of light traffic is compared to high-traffic.
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Eleven examples of man made highness compared to some other well-known tall structures. This infographic made by Erik Wiegers graphic designer and conceptcreator from Netherlands.
If you like what you see, you can find more work of Erik Wiegers on the http://www.behance.net/erikwiegers.
An infographic detailing the presidential selection process in the United States. Submitted into the "How Do I Become President?" Challenge ( challenge.gov ).
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Few topics ignite as much curiosity and passionate discourse as that of handling money in a relationship.
Should couples merge all their finances, or should they take a “mine, yours and ours” approach? How large of a purchase can you make without discussing it with your partner in advance? Should you merge credit cards? To get a better idea of how couples throughout the country perceive their financial lives and how they manage their joint money, see mint.com infographic. via www.mint.comNote: If you read this via Email or Feed-reader click Permalink below to download bigger image.