What are exit polls? They’re a set of surveys that ask voters whom they voted for, as well as additional questions about their political opinions, the factors they considered in the election and their ...

Joel Smiler's timeshare exit was not typical. But it worked. He owned a week at a resort in Cancún with a stunning view of the Gulf of Mexico. But one day, the property doubled its maintenance fees.

Exit interviews are an effective tool for companies looking to make their workplaces better. When done correctly, they can help businesses collect valuable insights and recognize areas of improvement ...

With a robust job market percolating along, you may be thinking about changing jobs. (In March 2015, 2.8 million people voluntarily quit, up from 2.4 million in March 2014 when the job market was ...

China recently banned a foreign Wells Fargo executive and a United States government employee from leaving its territory, spotlighting its opaque judicial and security system and rekindling concerns ...

In the debate over whether demography is destiny, the 2024 presidential election showed clearly it is not. Democrats long believed that the diversifying of the country would lead to their party's long ...

Exit polls are usually a core component of election-night reporting — especially before real results come in. They can provide an early sense of which candidate is leading and how certain key ...

The classic American emergency exit sign—the bold red letters spelling out E-X-I-T—seems at first glance like an unimpeachable bit of sign design. The contrast between the letters and the background ...

When is it time for an NGO to exit? Trick question: It's always time. Of course, I don’t mean every NGO should close its doors immediately; I mean that every foreign-funded development NGO should be ...

Gordon Scott has been an active investor and technical analyst or 20+ years. He is a Chartered Market Technician (CMT). Timothy Li is a consultant, accountant, and finance manager with an MBA from USC ...

A lost man desperately counts the number of doors and lockers in a nondescript hallway. He obsessively checks the words written on hanging banners, and looks for any kind of visual indication that ...

Genki Kawamura's inventive reimagining of a simple walking game is enjoyable puzzle therapy for anyone who has ever felt trapped in the Tokyo metro tunnels of their own mind. While comparisons to cult ...