Business, Economy: Retail square feet per capita
The U.S. is massively overbuilt with retail store capacity, having 6 to 2 times the square feet per capita as other major countries.
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
The U.S. is massively overbuilt with retail store capacity, having 6 to 2 times the square feet per capita as other major countries.
Amazing. Almost 75% of heart attack patients had "normal" cholesterol.
CEO blames customers for his company's failure as their stock now trades around $1/share.
Cutbacks will continue for years to come as the pool of new students continues to shrink.
Oregon has the highest combined tax rate of all states.
Women entering male dominated fields is "progress", but men entering female dominated fields is "suspicious".
Incompetence runs amok in Portland's new water plant project as a $105M solution grows into a $2.6B boondoggle.
We do not have a housing shortage - we have fewer occupants per home.
True, by leaving out all the local and state spending. In the real world, spending is almost equal.
Based on the latest projections, the global population may be shrinking by the early 2030s.