
|Articles|September 16, 2008
- August31 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 16
Did You Know…
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(Wall Street Journal, 2004)
135,000—Number of convenience stores in the United States.
(Investor's Business Daily, 2004)
12.4—Average annual vacation day allotment for US workers.
(USA Today, 2004)
126,000—Number of sets of twins born every year.
(Fast Company, 2004)
52%—Percentage of large US companies that monitor employee email.
(Men's Health, 2004)
46%—Percentage of men who want to leave their jobs to be a "Mr. Mom."
(National Association of Realtors, 2004)
$77,000—Average annual household income of a second/vacation homebuyer.
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