How much Americans spend on insurance?
The US insurance spending has soared by 44% since 2017, causing Americans to pay a shocking $1.2 trillion more for health, life, home, and other insurance policies than they did seven years ago. In 2024, the nation will spend around $3.8 trillion on insurance, and this shocking figure will grow even more in the following years.
According to data presented...
Robotics Industry
The global demand for robotics has been shifting back and forth over the past years, with the pandemic-driven sales boom followed by stagnation in 2024. However, after a year of stagnation, the entire industry is set to witness a significant recovery, driving double-digit revenue growth by the end of a decade.
According to data presented by AltIndex.com, the revenue in the global robotics market is...
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