See how salaries compare across 69 major cities around the world, along with their five-year cumulative change since 2020.

India alone has more offline people than the entire population of the U.S.

Texas has the most number of workers earning less than $20 per hour, while Mississippi has the highest share of workers in the low-wage bracket.

California once again leads, with an average price of $4.59 per gallon.

U.S. house prices climbed 415% since 1985 while incomes rose 255%, widening the affordability gap for buyers.

In this graphic, we show the estimated number of births by country, highlighting the dominance of India and China.

See the top 50 global economies ranked by real GDP per capita growth since 2000 to see where economic output per person has grown the most.

Saudi Arabia’s per-capita figure is roughly 12 times higher than that of the U.S.

See how global wealth is distributed across 3.8 billion adults, ranging from those with less than $10K in net worth to billionaires.

The average U.S. credit balance is $6,523.