London: Twenty percent of divorcees wish they had never got divorced and 10% of those admit to having had sex with their ex after the divorce had been finalised according to a recent study of 2,500 divorcees who had finalised their divorce in 2014.

London: Modern children start becoming independent at the tender age of 10, a study has revealed.

Washington: A new study shows for the first time that playing action video games improves not just the skills taught in the game, but learning capabilities more generally.

New Delhi: India City Competitiveness Report 2014 in its seventh edition is back with the assessment of the 50 Indian cities on the pillars of competitiveness. The Capital of the country, New Delhi secured the title of the most competitive city of India, fifth time in a row. 

Washington: Hoping for sex with two women is common but fantasizing about golden showers is not. That's just one of the findings from a research project that scientifically defines sexual deviation for the first time ever.

Chicago: Recently, uncertainty has been getting a bad rap. Hundreds of articles have been printed over the last few years about how uncertainty brings negative effects to the markets and creates a drag on the economy at large. But a new study finds that uncertainty can be motivating.

New Delhi: Expedia, an online travel company, released the results of its mobile survey. The survey highlights the maturation of Indian traveller who is fast moving up the ladder of travel apps and is no longer hooked with conventional modes of bookings.

Washington: One billion Facebook users generate 2.7 billion ‘likes’ per day (or 1,875,000 every minute). Increasingly, social media has become a form of social and political engagement, and 47 percent of Facebook users have ‘liked’ political cause-related comments.

Washington: A new study from the University of Utah confirms that substantial numbers of teens are sexting – sending and receiving explicit sexual images via cellphone.

Washington: Are people becoming lonelier even as they feel more connected online?