Fathers say they’re the primary decision-makers for purchases of a variety of household goods, including some categories traditionally considered to be female-dominated, according to Yahoo
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• Men are taking control of household chores, with 51% saying they are primarily responsible for
Family Travelers Eye Hawaii, National Parks As Next Destination
Four in 10 U.S. leisure travelers (44%) took at least one vacation that included children in 2010 according to Meredith Travel Marketing and Ypartnership. Two in three grandparents (67%) t
Pokémon Launches Mall Tour
Pokémon kicks off “Pokémon Black Version and White Version Tour,” a 14-city tour to support its latest videogame offerings. Each two-day stop includes videogame demon
Strategies For Toy Companies When Their Licensed Movie Bombs
Disney’s Tron generated massive hype and hoopla throughout 2010 with the studio even predicting at Licensing Expo 2010 that Read more →
Chinese Are Largest U.S. Asian Population
The U.S. population includes 17.3 million people of Asian descent, including 14.7 million who describe their race as Asian alone and another 2.6 million who are Asian in combinati
Teens Look Up To Those They Know
When parents are taken out of the equation, more than one third of teens (37%) cite another relative as the person they admire most, according to The Barna Group, a research organ
Religious Service Attendees Are Not Loyal To Their Place Of Worship
More than a third of Americans (37%) attend religious services at least once a week, |image1|16% do so once or twice a month, 18% a few times a year, 16% rarely, and 11% never, re
Helping Hand: Teens Do Good With Social Nets
The vast majority of teens (88%) use social networking sites daily, including 70% who spend at least an hour or more on such sites each day, finds Junior Achievement and Deloitte.
Blacks Are Positive About Their Future Following Obama Election
Nearly four in 10 blacks (39%) believe they were better off in 2009 than they were five years ago, compared to 12% who think they are worse off, according to the Pew Research