Brendan Case
Retail Reporter at Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News retail reporter covering Walmart, Target, Costco, Kroger and dollar stores. Signal/WhatsApp (and phone): 972-743-9503. [email protected]
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Byron Johnson |Brendan Case
Según el Informe Mundial sobre la Felicidad 2025, que se publicó en marzo, el país más feliz del mundo es Finlandia, seguido de cerca por Dinamarca, Islandia y Suecia. Esta noticia no fue ninguna sorpresa. El informe, publicado anualmente desde 2012 por un consorcio de grupos entre los que se incluye Gallup, suele incluir a estas cuatro naciones nórdicas -todas ellas democracias estables con ciudadanos prósperos y sanos- en los primeros puestos de su lista o cerca de ellos.
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1 month ago |
dtnext.in | Ron Johnson |Brendan Case
Ron Johnson, Brendan Case and Tyler J. VanderWeeleAccording to the 2025 World Happiness Report, which was released last month, the happiest country in the world is Finland, trailed closely by Denmark, Iceland and Sweden. This news came as no surprise. The report, released annually since 2012 by a consortium of groups including Gallup, often features these four Nordic nations — all of them stable democracies with prosperous and healthy citizens — at or near the top of its list.
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1 month ago |
startribune.com | Byron Johnson |Brendan Case
Opinion editor's note: Strib Voices publishes a mix of guest commentaries online and in print each day. To contribute, click here. According to the 2025 World Happiness Report, which was released last month, the happiest country in the world is Finland, trailed closely by Denmark, Iceland and Sweden. This news came as no surprise.
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1 month ago |
christianitytoday.com | Brendan Case |Byron Johnson
New global data shows what makes for a flourishing life. It isn't what we think. Perhaps this sounds familiar: A church group spent a week in a developing country, building houses for people most Americans would consider desperately poor. Although proud of their work, some volunteers also voiced that, despite their many material needs, their hosts seemed to enjoy a deeper sense of happiness than many Americans living in affluent cities and comfortable suburbs.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Byron Johnson |Brendan Case
According to the 2025 World Happiness Report, which was released last month, the happiest country in the world is Finland, trailed closely by Denmark, Iceland and Sweden. This news came as no surprise. The report, released annually since 2012 by a consortium of groups including Gallup, often features these four Nordic nations - all of them stable democracies with prosperous and healthy citizens - at or near the top of its list.
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