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Chalkbeat reports about a woman on a mission to restore her school’s reputation as a premier Philadelphia educational institution where young women hone their skills, excel as leaders, and find their voices.

Uniqode explains how QR codes are no longer just a trend but a core business necessity.

Brex breaks down how businesses with diligent invoice verification experience clearer financial visibility, more trusting supplier partnerships, better cash flow predictions, and stronger safeguards against mistakes and fraud.

Polston Tax forecasts major tax law changes on the horizon for 2025 and 2026.

Paylocity explains that wellness programs don’t need to be flashy to be effective, as embedding simple, accessible well-being strategies into daily workflows drives real employee impact.

Most “richest people” lists are dominated by men. To counteract that, Stacker celebrated the richest women in America, using 2025 data from Forbes.

NEXT reveals a landscape of potential ideas for entrepreneurs who can innovate and meet evolving market needs in retail and online retail.

TurboTenant says property management companies and landlords aren’t necessarily one and the same, and when a property manager fails to uphold the terms of a lease, the public often unfairly blames the landlord.

SmartAsset ranked states based on the average student loan balance outstanding for borrowers. Loan balances by age—as well as the percentage of the state population with outstanding student loans—are also considered.

CoworkingCafe provides statistics showing location plays an important role in the chase to close the gender gap in the tech industry, with some cities offering women more opportunities to break the glass ceiling than others.

A CalMatters investigation found that California’s DMV routinely allows deadly drivers with horrific histories to operate on the state’s roadways.

Brex breaks down the difference between direct and indirect costs, shows common spending challenges businesses face, and shares proven methods to take control of these expenses.

Chalkbeat reports that teachers who share the specific racial or ethnic background of their students may be better able to forge connections that benefit kids academically and emotionally.

Compartés reports that the U.S. chocolate industry is in turmoil with new tariffs to disrupt supply chains and increase costs, and both manufacturers and retailers are feeling the squeeze.

Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C. explains that it’s possible to switch lawyers during a case, but suggests making sure you are changing for the right reasons.

Edmunds reports that while J.D. Power forecasts EV sales in the U.S. will hold at 1.2 million sales this year, it predicts EV market share will hit 26% by 2030.

Trackonomy explains that a new generation of artificial intelligence tools is making it possible to see supply chain blind spots—and solve what was once unknowable.

Freedom Debt Relief explains that it’s important to understand how overdraft works, what to do if your account is overdrawn, and how to avoid overdrafts in the future so that you can sidestep fees and financial setbacks.

Here are crypto’s 10 biggest disasters, according to PeopleWin‘s analysis of news coverage and collapses as chronicled by Web3IsGoingGreat.

Health Centers Near Me analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics data to explore why more older Americans are in the workforce now than 20 years ago.