population of smartphone users on the planet. Similarly, the Philippines, the region’s second-largest country by population, will witness growth of 34% by 2018, leading to a total of 39.4 million...

With its population aging at an unprecedented rate, China is beginning to suffer the effects of its one-child policy, which began in the late 1970s. Life expectancy is rising as...

...(0.6%). The Hispanic population is expected to account for 50% of the US population growth over the next five years. Looking forward, it’s a wise move for marketers to keep...

...“tectonic shift in the American economy.” –The New York Times takes a look at how Germany is trying to stave off population loss, a fate awaiting most European nations. And...

...12% of the population in MENA Arab countries, this cohort is expected to grow by 42% from 2015 to 2025, yielding a projected population size of approximately 53 million. Taken...

...which experienced more than 50% growth in their 65+ populations since 2010. But Florida still tops the list of grayest regions, with 19.1% of the state population aged 65 and...

...Due to Japan’s low birth rate, the country’s population shrank by almost a million people in the five years between 2010 and 2015, when the population stood at 127.1 million....

...2028, according to the U.N.’s World Population Prospects; The Economist spotlights some other key points. And a new report finds that agricultural productivity isn’t keeping pace with population growth. -The...

...assigned to each country, creating continents out of countries with similar personalities and plotting dissimilar types in opposing hemispheres. One map showcases the personality traits assigned by the global population;...

...2015 to 2025, yielding a projected population size of approximately 53 million. Taken together, Generation BOLD and its successor, Generation X, represent one-third of the region’s population—a huge untapped market....