The bets are on the moment you finish that new year's resolution of yours: will you honour it or set it aside in favour of things that do not require that much commitment? Research says that by March, you would have abandoned your resolve. Prove yourself - and everyone else - wrong. Hold on to your list and heed these 10 ways to keep your resolution. Or at least try.

The previous year has been challenging in many ways that investors and consumers alike saw an uncertain time looming before them. Then again, there's a silver lining through everything that's going on. There are signs that the market will heal itself. So if you want to be ready to take it on when the time comes, then you need to keep these six takeaways in mind for 2021.

The pandemic has effectively kept people within the confines of their own dwellings. But some people, especially those who are renting, started to see the benefit of moving away from the busyness of urban life - even if it's temporary. Does this signify a soon-to-be population movement to the city outskirts and to the rural areas? What other indications are there?

The US Congress recently approved a $900bn stimulus package - one of the largest in US history. The bill aims to help families and businesses facing pandemic distress. But that's not all. As soon as it was approved, those with keen eyes have started to raise their eyebrows over alleged obscure provisions in the 5,593-page document that's supposed to fortify the country's fragile economy.

For most businesses around the world, 2020 was a year of difficulties, lost business, and economic hardship. For the tech industry, it was a boon, prompted by demand and utility from people who were stuck at home. It was an opportunity to deliver - and a perfect time to also look towards establishing market dominance through mergers and acquisitions. Check this infographic.

The coronavirus pandemic has placed the health and wellness industry at the centre stage once again. The already $4.5 trillion industry is poised to experience yet another next-level growth as people seek to stay in shape and to protect themselves from COVID-19. This pursuit, combined with holistic health, is projected to set a global trend, some of which we're already seeing. See what else is coming.

People who wish to live long may consider Dexter Kruger not only a legend but one who possesses the holy grail of longevity. After all, the oldest Australian has just celebrated his 111th birthday. But is there really a secret to living beyond a hundred years? Mr. Kruger shares what he knows and some realistic pieces of advice about life and living. Don't miss this.