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Martin Luther King Jr. was among the most admired people of the 20th century when Americans looked back over the 100 years between 1900 and 1999, but was much less revered in the years before his assassination in April 1968. King had a more ...

What does your employees' well-being have to do with your company's performance? Plenty. There are five distinct, interrelated elements of well-being, and all of them affect the bottom line.

Just 18% of Americans are “very confident” the votes in this year’s election will be accurately cast and counted, down from 29% prior to the 2004 election. Nearly half (44%) say they expect a “major problem” with votes cast by ineligible voters, ...

Brand recognition alone doesn't keep hotel guests coming back, says Simon Cooper, chief operating officer and president of one of the world's most admired companies. In fact, that recognition is just the first step in a customer's journey toward ...

Unemployment and poverty alone did not lead to the overthrow of Egypt's government. It was the perceived difference between what should be and what was that created the driving force for the country's historic uprising.

Despite Americans' entrenched economic worries, 72% believe the country will be better off four years from now. This seems tied to widespread confidence that Barack Obama will be an exceptional president -- one who is able to unify the country ...

Here's an early Father's Day present for dads across the nation: you, and the leader of the free world, top American teens' lists of men they admire most in the world. And a belated Mother's Day gift for mom: you top the list, hands down, of ...

Gallup.Com reviews some of the most defining findings of the year that was 2008.

Learn how themes form the core of CliftonStrengths and how to understand and appreciate your own -- and others' -- strengths, as we focus on Belief.

For the fifth consecutive year, George W. Bush and Hillary Clinton top the lists of most admired man and woman in Gallup's annual update. Both are named by 13% of Americans in response to the open-ended question. The Reverend Billy Graham ranks ...