By qSample on November 23, 2016
Millennials are constantly expressing their interests on social media channels, and travel is not excluded from the trending topics identified by “hashtag goals.” This desire to travel is not only represented by the stream of photos on their Instagram feeds, but also in their approach to life. This can be seen in the array of benefits that millennials are requesting
By qSample on November 21, 2016
Mobile wallets are the payment method of the present and the future. Consumers have been navigating toward this payment method since the launch of online shopping. Companies quickly realized that it is cumbersome to make a purchase on-the-go when you have to shuffle through your wallet to find your credit card. This also lowers the likelihood of the transaction
By qSample on November 14, 2016
The importance of insurance was emphasized to the older generations, but millennials are entering the workforce and insurance is being considered a luxury. According to a recent study conducted by pewresearch.org, by 2030 millennials are expected to make up 75% of the workforce. As this generation continuous to evolve, they will continue to influence purchasing decisions as well as how
By Rudly Raphael on November 04, 2016
As the presidential race draws to a close, there are numerous polls from diverse sources available to the public. However, there is a lack of consistency between many of the polls. Is Hillary up by 3 points in Florida or is Trump up by 2 points? Whose poll is right and whose is wrong? Like many questions in politics,
By qSample on November 03, 2016
It’s been almost a decade since the first e-book reader was introduced to the marketplace, sending publishers into a panic over the future of print. Readers transitioned to new digital devices; e-book sales escalated, and bookstores struggled to stay open. Now, the digital landscape for books has shifted from e-Books back to print. For the first time in history,
By qSample on October 27, 2016
Anything that breaks ground, from roadways to vertical structures, needs a team of construction professionals to get the job done. For a construction project to move forward it starts with a land developer or a land owner. The owner or developer will then bring on various professionals such as project managers, land-use developers, realtors, and engineers to create preliminary plans
By qSample on October 26, 2016
Without a doubt, the pet food industry is part of a booming economic market. According to the American Pet Product Association , in 2015, pet food sales reached $23.05 billion. This notable increase in sales is due to a major trend in the industry – pet food humanization. Pet food companies have identified a highly profitable market, by offering products
By qSample on October 20, 2016
In the late 1940s, John Walson bolted an antenna to a utility pole, ran the signal through a booster and strung it all together with coaxial cable; that moment was the birth of cable television. The booster later became known as the cable box. Walson extended this service and began to charge locals $2 a month for this television service. Cable
By qSample on October 20, 2016
Since the first release in 2007, the iPhone has become the world’s most popular smart phones – selling more than 800 million devices worldwide. Nine years later, Apple has kept the innovative trend, by introducing a series of new models of the iPhone, each with new cutting-edge features. Apple’s latest edition, the iPhone 7, boasts new specs such as its
By Ellandrea Mckissack on October 10, 2016
What started as a silent solo protest has snowballed into a national stance against racial inequalities and social injustices in America. On August 14, 2016 Colin Kaepernick, San Francisco 49ers quarterback, sat down during the national anthem in the team’s first pre- season game. His actions did not gain attention until the third pre-season game when Jennifer Lee, a producer
