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February 26, 2016 A Final Daily Stat Since the Daily Stat newsletter launched in April 2009, we have sent out at least 1,744 stats to more than 100,000 subscribers. Topics have ranged far and wide, and in the spirit of the Stat, we did our own analysis of all the emails we’ve sent you over the years. We found that we have sent 274 stats about women, 199 about men, 122 about children, 117 about China, 116 about pay, 99 about age, 74 about CEOs, and 71 about government. And this doesn’t even come close to capturing just how varied the research we’ve covered has been. So thank you for subscribing to and reading the Daily Stat. We look forward to keeping you up to date on the most interesting and important research on HBR.org and through our other email newsletters. Source: HBR.org

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