CUSTOMERS
Customer Examples from the Priceonomics Data Studio
Some customer examples of work from the Priceonomics Data Studio and how each of the articles spread. Read More »
Analyzing the places with the highest rates of Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, HIV and Syphilis.
55% of the data that companies collect never gets used.
Ranking the states that don't exercise or eat healthy food and the ones that do.
The insane cost of a network outage - per minute!
Diabetes is on its way to an epidemic in the American South.
Which companies generate the most revenue per employees and how has this metric changed over the last year?
Analyzing the data on where human trafficking takes place in America.
Which of your smart devices are most likely to get hacked and which countries have the most and least secure networks?
Home prices are skyrocketing in places like Idaho, Utah and Nevada.
Analyzing data from parents' wills to see who gets assigned guardianship.
By far, the largest way to defraud a company is just to email them and ask for money.
Pesticides and glyphosate (the active ingredient in Roundup) are in the news again. Where are they most popular in America?
Tech startups with the highest (and lowest) number of job openings.
Think healthcare costs are high? Here's how much higher they are going to get for you.
Tax rates on cannabis can be as high as 47%. How does that impact prices?
The most and least popular car colors in America, in each state, and for specific types of vehicles.
Here's how much it will cost to upgrade to a house with an extra bedroom across America.
The answer to the age old question of whether you should hold a puppy in your dating profile picture.
Analyzing the frequency of data breaches and their growing magnitude.
Privately held tech companies with billion dollar valuations can be as young as two years old.
The states where people buy green cars and the ones that don't. Plus ranking the most popular green cars solid in America.
Nearly ever single thing in your home is on its way to being connected to the Internet. How big is this going to get?
For every single major occupation, men have a much higher suicide rate than women.
