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🌟LEGO’s Incredible Journey to Nearly $10 Billion in Revenue 🌟 Did you know? LEGO’s revenue hit almost $10 billion in 2023, solidifying its position as one of the top toy companies worldwide, outpacing giants like Mattel and Hasbro. 📈 Here’s what sets LEGO apart: 🔹 From humble beginnings, LEGO has transformed over the last two decades into a $10B brand with fans across all ages. 🔹 LEGO remains privately owned by the Kristiansen family’s Kirkbi A/S (75%) and the LEGO Foundation (25%). This ownership structure helps ensure LEGO stays true to its core mission—sparking creativity in children and supporting meaningful educational initiatives. 🌍💡 🔹 Expanding the LEGO Universe: The brand goes far beyond the iconic brick. From video games to online experiences, LEGO engages its audience in many ways. Additionally, it co-owns 10 LEGO-themed theme parks worldwide in partnership with Merlin Entertainments, bringing hands-on fun and creativity to fans everywhere. 🎢🎮 #LEGO #BusinessGrowth #Innovation #FamilyBusiness #AnalyticsArts

Do you still use a desktop PC in a world full of portable devices like tablets and laptops? 🖥 If so, which brand do you use? 🤔 Thanks to Statista, we can see that, in the U.S., Dell holds the majority of the market share with 29%, while HP and Apple have 26% and 20% prospectively. The combination of high-resolution displays, sleek design, and integration within the Apple ecosystem makes Macs a preferred choice for designers, artists, and those who value aesthetics and functionality while Dell and HP are trusted for their performance and reliability. #analyticsarts #datavisualization #PCowners #Dell #HP #Apple

💼 Clothing Leads the Way in Second-Hand Shopping Trends! 🌍♻️ Despite inflation cooling, prices for essentials are still way up from a few years back, making second-hand shopping more appealing than ever. With accessible online platforms, buying pre-loved items has never been easier—whether it’s for clothing, electronics, or home goods. Yet, according to recent data from Statista Consumer Insights, not everyone is on board with the thrifting trend. Interestingly, clothing and shoes top the list as the most popular second-hand purchases, with 30% of Americans buying used clothes and 19% choosing second-hand shoes over the past year. But that’s where it mostly stops—only 12% of people bought used electronics, and a surprising 41% didn’t buy anything second-hand at all! 🤔 Is thrifting part of your budget-friendly lifestyle, or do you prefer to buy new? 💬⬇️ #analyticsarts #SecondHandShopping #ThriftSmart #SustainableLiving #EcoConscious

“Remember, remember! The fifth of November…” If this nursery rhyme sounds familiar, it’s probably because of the iconic film “V for Vendetta”—a true masterpiece in its genre. 🎬 Here’s how the movie performed globally in 2006: 🌎 Worldwide Box Office: $134.7 million 🌇 USA: $70.5 million 🌍 International: Strong performances in the UK, Japan, and South Korea 📊This data shows how a politically charged film can transcend borders, resonating with audiences from different cultures and sparking global discussions. 🗣️ A true testament to the film’s powerful themes and timeless relevance. Did you know the movie is based on the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the House of Lords? 💥 Today, the UK celebrates Bonfire Night (or Guy Fawkes Night) with fireworks, bonfires, and effigies of Guy Fawkes. 🎇 Maybe it’s time for a rewatch? What do you know about the original celebration? 💡 #AnalyticsArts #VforVendetta #GuyFawkes #BonfireNight #BoxOffice

🌍 The Geography of Generosity 🌍 Generosity transcends economic boundaries, as this global giving map reveals. Some developing nations show remarkable rates of charitable donations, challenging common assumptions about wealth and philanthropy. For example, Indonesia and Kenya have some of the highest donation rates globally, higher than many wealthier nations. This shows that the spirit of giving is often driven by cultural and social values, not just economic capacity. Regardless of income level, people around the world are stepping up to support one another, proving that compassion is a universal language. . #charity #socialimpact #analyticsarts

🔍 Repositioning a Luxury Icon: The Revival of Trussardi 🔍 The fashion and luxury sector has always been a key pillar of the global economy, a world where competition and innovation drive growth. However, for a brand like TRUSSARDI, staying relevant in this fast-paced environment has presented challenges we’ve thoroughly analyzed in our latest blog article, written by Matteo Bondonno. After years of decline, this iconic Made in Italy brand was recently acquired by Gruppo Miroglio, with the goal of restoring its former glory. Our study explores strategies for an effective relaunch, focusing on how to balance artisanal tradition and exclusivity with the innovation needed to capture younger consumers' interest. 🎯 In our article, we delve into the results of a survey conducted with over 400 consumers, identifying preferences, brand perceptions, and key factors that drive purchase decisions. From the importance of quality to the physical shopping experience, and the role of collaborations and digital, discover how Trussardi might realign with the demands of today’s market. 👉 Check out the full article on our blog to explore Trussardi’s repositioning strategies and new marketing plans. 🌐 Link to the article in the first comment! #analyticsarts #marketingstrategy #trussardi #luxurymarketing #brandmanagement

Happy Halloween! 👻 Wondering which candy is a guaranteed hit with the kids this Halloween? 👻🎃 From Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups to classic Starbursts, these are the treats you can’t go wrong with! 🍬🍫 Whether you’re handing out goodies to trick-or-treaters or indulging in a few favorites yourself, let’s make Halloween a little sweeter tonight! Graphic credit: Lucia Stefanuto #analyticsarts #Halloween2024 #datavisualization #Treats #TrickOrTreat #HalloweenFun

🌰 Italy and Chestnut 🌰 In autumn, chestnuts are more than just a seasonal delight—they’re an important economic resource for Italy. Here are some data insights from Tridge, highlighting the significance of this product for our country: 📊 Italy in the International Market Export Share: With 22.50% of the global market share in 2023, Italy ranks as the 2nd largest exporter of chestnuts worldwide. Despite this, export volume decreased by -23.98% over the past year, totaling 9.90 million kg. Import Share: Italy is also the top global importer, accounting for 25.57% of imports with a volume of 16.87 million kg in 2023, even with a -7.30% reduction compared to last year. 🍃 Sustainable and Healthy Nutrition Italian chestnuts are rich in fiber, vitamins, and essential minerals like vitamin C and potassium, supporting a healthy and sustainable diet. Do you like chestnuts? Let us know in the comments ! 👇 #analyticsarts #Chestnuts #ItalianMarket #Autumn #FoodIndustry

🌍 Are we focusing on the right climate actions? Take a look at the graph below, which shows the real impact of individual actions on reducing carbon emissions. Here’s what it reveals: 💚 Green bars represent high-impact actions like living car-free 🚶♂️ (saving 2.4 tons of CO2e per year), avoiding air travel ✈️ (saving 1.6 tons), and switching to a plant-based diet 🥗 (saving 0.8 tons). These are the actions that have the biggest impact on reducing emissions. 💙 Blue bars show moderate-impact actions, such as replacing your gasoline car with a hybrid 🚗🔋 (saving 0.7 tons) and washing clothes in cold water 🧺 (saving 0.25 tons). 💛 Yellow bars highlight low-impact actions, like recycling ♻️ (saving 0.21 tons) and upgrading light bulbs 💡 (saving 0.1 tons). The X-axis represents the tons of CO2e saved per year, while the Y-axis lists the actions. The higher the bar, the more CO2 emissions are saved by that action! 💡 Takeaway? While every action counts, high-impact choices like ditching the car or cutting down on air travel can make a much bigger difference in the fight against climate change. 💪🌱 👉 What’s your take on this? Are we focusing on the right climate actions? Share your thoughts in the comments below! ⬇️ #AnalyticsArts #ClimateAction #Sustainability #CarbonFootprint #GoGreen #EnvironmentalImpact

🚀🍫 Ever wondered if there's a secret to winning a Nobel Prize? Well, chocolate might be the answer! 😄 According to a study by Franz H. Messerli, there's a strong correlation between a country's chocolate consumption and its number of Nobel laureates. That's right—eating more chocolate could hypothetically lead to more brilliant minds! With Switzerland leading the way in both chocolate intake and Nobel wins, maybe it's time we all stock up on some cocoa! But hey, let’s not get carried away, this is a correlation, not causation—yet it sure is sweet to think about! 🤓🍫 #analyticsarts #datavisualization #spuriouscorrelation Read more about this study: https://lnkd.in/eqZ4-bHa Credits: Erik Hermann