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Why consumers are reading supplement labels closely

NutraBio reports that consumers are increasingly scrutinizing supplement labels for ingredient transparency, trust, and safety, influenced by easy access to information and social media. more

Post-summer budget reset: 5 everyday expenses to review before fall

CreditFresh reports that summer spending often exceeds $1,800, urging a budget review to cut unnecessary expenses like subscriptions and food waste. more

What is compound interest and how does it work?

Ally Financial reports that compound interest is a powerful tool that helps savings grow faster by earning interest on both the principal and accumulated interest. more

The Bell Rings. Is Your Child Ready?

Dr. James Anderson Sponsored by Collegium Pharmaceutical, Inc. (NAPSI)— Back-to-school is an incredibly important moment to get ADHD treatment right. Every August, I watch the same thing happen. A … more

3 money-saving tips for back-to-school shoppers

Finder reports tips for back-to-school savings: join loyalty programs, rent or buy used textbooks, shop at discount retailers, and round up purchases to save for next year. more

New research shows how well families prepare kids from piggy banks to portfolios

Wealth Enhancement reports that over half of parents and grandparents believe children today are less financially prepared than past generations.  more

What growing restaurant chains are doing differently in local digital marketing

SOCi.ai reports that growing restaurant chains like Culver’s are enhancing local digital marketing, with better AI visibility and social engagement. more

5 ways to improve airflow in multifamily homes

(BPT) - Key takeaways:Proper ventilation is critical for the comfort and health of residents in multifamily constructions.Builders and contractors should carefully consider ways to improve airflow … more

65% of aspiring US entrepreneurs plan to use AI to launch a business in 2026

Intuit QuickBooks reports that 65% of aspiring U.S. entrepreneurs plan to use AI for launching businesses in 2026, reflecting a surge in entrepreneurial interest. more

Why 'science-backed' is becoming an important label in wellness

Fatty15 reports that "science-backed" is gaining importance in wellness as consumers demand credible information amid widespread misinformation on social media. more

5 consejos para viajar con una enfermedad crónica

(BPT) - Descubrir que tiene una enfermedad crónica es difícil, pero puede ser especialmente traumático cuando esto sucede lejos de casa. Eso es exactamente lo que le pasó … more

Why interior designers are mixing antique pieces with modern design

Rug Source reports that homeowners are shifting from cold minimalism to mixing antiques with modern design, favoring warmth, craftsmanship, and authenticity. more

The states where people have lived in the same house the longest, and the ones where people are on the move

Spokeo reports that U.S. household mobility hit a record low in 2024, with only 11.2% relocating.  more

The baby names that shot up the charts in 2026, and the pop culture moments behind them

ThatsThem reports on the 2025 baby names that surged in popularity, influenced by cultural trends, with names like Kasai and Klarity leading the rise. more

Mineral vs. chemical sunscreen: Which is better for sensitive skin?

Doctronic reports that mineral sunscreens are typically better for sensitive skin due to fewer irritants, while chemical options can be suitable if free from allergens. more

The forward-deployed engineer model: What's working so far

The Infinite Loop by Nebius reports on the forward-deployed engineer model, highlighting its efficiency in speeding up project deployments and the value of direct customer engagement. more

Do I need ADHD medication? Understanding the signs and options

Talkspace reports that ADHD, while not curable, is treatable through therapy, behavioral changes, and medications.  more

How to write an accounts payable policy your team will use

Brex reports effective accounts payable policies must align with actual workflows, ensuring clarity, regular updates, and proper enforcement to prevent manual errors. more

Product liability for retailers: Why your business could be liable for what you sell or make

ERGO NEXT reports that retailers can be liable for defective products sold, even if they didn't manufacture them.  more

Retailers are collecting your biometrics. Some local governments are fighting back.

Next City reports on Erie County's ban on private-sector biometric data collection after Wegmans used facial recognition technology, raising privacy concerns. more

Prebiotics vs. probiotics: What’s the difference?

Ritual reports that probiotics are live bacteria supporting gut health, while prebiotics are non-digestible food components that nourish these beneficial bacteria. more

AI is fueling demand for finance talent, not replacing it

Toptal reports a 31% quarterly increase in demand for finance talent, driven by economic stability, AI adoption, and increased financial activity. more

The science behind how cells produce energy and what disrupts it

Discover C15:0 reports that metabolic health is shifting focus to cellular processes vital for energy production, highlighting the role of mitochondria and nutrient absorption.  more

The identity risks that come with starting a new job

PeopleFinders reports that new hires are prime targets for identity theft due to the sensitive information shared during onboarding, making awareness crucial. more

Do S corporations actually save business owners on taxes? What the data says

1-800Accountant reports that switching to S corp status may save business owners on taxes, but added operational costs can offset benefits, especially below $50K revenue. more
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