Companies spend six figures on AI. A third of employees don't know what it costs
Every year, someone in finance asks whether the company’s AI spend is worth it. Every year, leadership says yes. And every year, the…
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People are willing to pay more for climate-proof wine, study shows
What’s a winemaker to do on a warming planet? Much has been written about how climate change threatens viticulture around the globe — or…
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Fewer than half of children with ADHD receive behavior treatment. Why experts recommend it
If you’re a parent of a child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you’ve probably thought a lot about how to…
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How to financially recover from an expensive summer weekend
Between lakeside getaways, music and food festivals, trips to the national parks and even hitting the movie theater for some air conditioning,…
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7 tips for a healthy back-to-school season
As the school year begins, your family is likely getting supplies ready and adjusting to a new routine after summer break. Whether your child…
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Report: One-third of small business owners worry they’ll close every week
It’s easier than ever to start a business: Often all you need is a laptop and a business plan. But today’s business environment tests…
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Inside the summer program boosting skills and confidence for 40,000 kids
When Reneta Johnson, head of a small charter network in Birmingham, Alabama, asked students how they wanted to spend this summer, they said…
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What does an aging population mean for economic growth?
There’s no way around it: America is getting older. The country’s median age climbed to a record-high 39.4 in 2025, according to U.S.…
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Restaurants are losing $12.6B to allergy menu confusion
Someone in the group is scrolling a restaurant’s menu from the couch, phone tilted sideways, hunting for any mention of tree nuts or…
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How to assess CRM vendor reliability before you sign
Teams evaluating CRM solutions typically follow a similar process, including assessing features, pricing, and integrations, booking a demo,…
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Greece cut its Golden Visa queue by 7% in two months
Greece’s Golden Visa grants renewable residence permits to qualifying non-EU investors and eligible family members, most commonly…
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Farm-bots: Bringing AI into the fields
“We do a lot of wonderful work with onions,” is a phrase you don’t hear often while reporting on artificial intelligence. But using…
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The modern public finance workforce: Developing future-ready talent
An approaching talent cliff is on a collision course with technology shifts in public-sector finance offices. Across the U.S., retirements are…
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Survey: More than 80% of pet parents consider their pets to be family
Americans’ bond to their pets is reshaping how they spend their money, organize their lives, make daily decisions and care for their own…
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Why vacation rental investors are spending more time on market research before buying
Short-term rental investors confront a dual threat: cooling returns and tightening regulations that squeeze profitability while raising loan…
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Can doctors from other countries practice in the US?
Doctors from other countries can and do practice medicine in the United States. In fact, foreign-born physicians make up roughly 1 in 4 U.S.…
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The backup airports absorbing America's private jet boom
This year, more and more people flying private won’t touch down at JFK, LAX, or O’Hare. Instead, they will land at airports most travelers…
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3 car wash strategies every industry should steal
The car care industry is reaping the benefits of long-term planning focused on automation, efficient capital usage, and migrating its business…
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The rise of legacy properties: Why families are investing in land they already own
Families face mounting pressure to consolidate wealth across generations while estate planning remains fragmented and vulnerable to legal…
Continue ReadingHow to get rid of ants: A room-by-room, step-by-step guide
Killing the ants you can see doesn’t solve an ant problem. Every ant crossing your counter is a scout from a colony that might number in the…
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Governor candidate Francesca Hong bets Wisconsin will embrace Democratic Socialism
Early on a Friday morning in June at the 76th annual Musky Fest in Hayward, Wisconsin, a sprawling conversation between state Rep. Francesca…
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The rise of ‘sleepmaxxing’: Why people are obsessed with better sleep
Sleep spent years sitting behind diet and exercise in conversations about better health. But over the past few years, that balance has started…
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Rental property cash flow checklist: 15 ways to increase profit
If your rental property is generating income but still feels like it’s costing more than it should, you’re not alone. Many landlords focus…
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Avoid the mistake of using retirement savings to pay for your kid's college
Help paying for college is a wonderful gift to help your child get launched in life. Even while you give your child the best chance of an…
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Why one of the most common sleep disorders often goes undiagnosed
Sleep apnea awareness is growing today, but diagnosis rates continue to lag behind. A Common Condition Hiding in Plain Sight Sleep apnea is a…
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Investing in outdoor living: 5 of the biggest backyard trends of 2026
Homeowners are transforming their backyards into destinations for gathering, unwinding and enjoying the outdoors, with personal enjoyment…
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The new rules of grocery inventory: Why visibility matters
Imagine walking into an independent grocery store at 7 a.m. Employees are stocking shelves, receiving deliveries, rotating produce, checking…
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Hottest Augusts in Texas since 1895
Matusciac Alexandru // Shutterstock In 2022, the continental United States experienced its third hottest July since 1895, according to data…
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AI is now very good at diagnosing health problems, but doctors are still better at weighing treatment options
A father is worried about his toddler, who has been running a fever for two days and pulling at one ear. A 65-year-old woman has been getting…
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The solopreneur’s guide to getting your first users
Getting your first customers is one of the hardest parts of building a business. Since your business is new and you’re still figuring things…
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