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Using housing data from sources including Redfin, Freddie Mac, and the Census Bureau, Today’s Homeowner analyzed where in the US it is better to rent and where better to buy.

HeyTutor analyzed NCES data to see how the pandemic affected public school spending, tracking expenditures by state between the 2019-20 and 2021-22 school years.

Lendio analyzed which industries are most likely to grow and succeed in the next decade, helping to answer the question: What industry should new entrepreneurs explore?

Employers look for programmers with specific skills. Revelo analyzed what computer languages are most popular in 2023 using data from Stack Overflow.

Study.com analyzed popular schoolwork AI detectors and news reports to explain the pros and cons of AI schoolwork checkers.

Networking events can be super-connectors—or super cringey. Giggster determined the do’s and don’ts for planning events that keep guests talking.

Lazzoni Modern Furniture compiled a list of five ways real estate agents are using artificial intelligence to help them sell homes.

Lendio explains the Employee Retention Credit and why, despite the end of the pandemic, small business owners may still retroactively qualify for it.

Moneywise looks at the degree to which couples without kids (dubbed DINKs on social media) choose to become homeowners and what that says about the value of homeownership for American households and how that varies based on personal circumstances.

Flowcode used data from the Identity Theft Resource Center to see which business sectors have suffered the most data breaches in the first half of 2023.

Grist looks at how rebates from the Inflation Reduction Act could help low- and middle-income households save thousands on heat pumps, weatherstripping, and other efficiency improvements.

To find out where retirees are most and least financially secure, SmartAsset examined poverty, housing, income and government assistance data for the population aged 65 and older for 37 of the largest U.S. cities.

SD Bullion analyzed World Gold Council data on gold stockpiles to determine which countries own the most gold reserves around the world.

TravelPerk analyzed credit cards on the market today to identify some of the best travel-related perks that can support your future trips.

CheapInsurance.com used the National Insurance Crime Bureau’s vehicle theft trend data to find the most frequently stolen cars in each state.

SmartAsset ranked 281 metro areas based on the added annual income that someone could expect with a graduate degree when compared with having only a bachelor’s degree.

TD Bank examines how pervasive the impact of inflation has been on consumer spending.

Bonsai measured the percent change in venture capital invested across startup sectors, using data from the National Venture Capital Association.

Moneywise looks into how you can bolster your financial planning and improve your odds of a comfortable retirement.

Firmspace used commercial real estate data from CoStar and the NAR and INRIX traffic data to see how office vacancies relate to traffic congestion.

TD Bank surveyed 1,007 Americans planning to buy their first home in 2023 to learn more about their path to purchasing a home, as well as their thoughts on preparedness for the process as housing costs fluctuate nationwide.

SmartAsset identified the states where high earners are moving to most by examining the most recent tax data of households making at least $200,000 in each state.

SD Bullion analyzed data from the World Gold Council and The Silver Institute to highlight trends in recycled and mined gold and silver.

Stacker analyzed Census Bureau data to see how online spending habits are shifting with higher interest rates.

TD Bank surveyed more than 1,800 homeowners across the country to examine perceptions around the homebuying and mortgage experience, as well as the housing market.

The Hechinger Report dives into how school districts across the US have begun punishing students by forcing them into online classes, sometimes indefinitely.

CoPilot analyzed used car data from U.S. dealerships to rank the used vehicle models that have come down in price the most since the pandemic’s peak.

Many seniors opt to live somewhere new when they retire. QMedic analyzed Census data to see how far seniors go when moving out of their homes.