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Crayola convierte el curso escolar 2026 en el más colorido (y lavable) hasta el momento

(BPT) - La vuelta a clases está llena de posibilidades. Mochilas nuevas, útiles nuevos, momentos coloridos y, para padres y profesores, una larga lista de tareas pendientes y costos … more

The new rules of grocery inventory: Why visibility matters

Rapid POS reports that effective grocery inventory management is crucial for independent grocers, impacting profitability, waste reduction, and customer satisfaction.  more
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Investing in outdoor living: 5 of the biggest backyard trends of 2026

Houzz reports homeowners are prioritizing outdoor living spaces in 2026, focusing on comfort and functionality, with trends like multifunctional zones, elaborate outdoor kitchens, and professional help rising. more
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Why one of the most common sleep disorders often goes undiagnosed

Sleeping.com reports that despite increasing awareness, sleep apnea remains largely undiagnosed, affecting millions and leading to severe health issues. more
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Avoid the mistake of using retirement savings to pay for your kid's college

Freedom Debt Relief reports that parents cover 49% of college costs on average but should avoid using retirement savings for it. more
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Rental property cash flow checklist: 15 ways to increase profit

RentRedi reports a checklist of 15 practical ways for landlords to improve rental property cash flow by optimizing rents, reducing expenses, and careful tenant screening. more
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The rise of ‘sleepmaxxing’: Why people are obsessed with better sleep

CPAP reports that "sleepmaxxing" is trending as people prioritize better sleep, influenced by wellness culture, technology, and social media.  more
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Governor candidate Francesca Hong bets Wisconsin will embrace Democratic Socialism

Wisconsin Examiner reports that Francesca Hong, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin, aims to connect with voters through Democratic Socialism.  more
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Drone as a Service Bridges the Tech Gap in Local Communities

(BPT) - Drones have come a long way from capturing scenic photos and videos. Today's models fly farther and longer, carry heavy payloads, and can be equipped with LiDAR, multispectral, and thermal … more

HOAs are often barriers to sustainable landscaping and solar energy. They could be bridges instead.

If you build a house in the United States today, there’s a good chance you’ll be living under the dictates of a neighborhood homeowners association – roughly two out of every three new homes are in an HOA, as are a third of existing homes. Some of these HOAs have evolved to encourage environmentally friendly […] more
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10 Tips to Vacation-Proof Your Home While You're Away

(Feature Impact) Whether you're headed toward the beach, the mountains, a new city or your favorite quaint small town, it's exciting to look forward to a vacation. Use these 10 steps as a pre-vacation checklist so you can enjoy a worry-free trip. more

How to tell if the person you met this summer is who they say they are

PeopleFinders reports on the rise of summer romance scams, highlighting red flags to spot impostors and ways to verify someone's identity online to ensure safety. more
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Does screen time affect behavior? Why using it as a reward can backfire

Verizon’s Parenting in a Digital World reports that using screen time as a reward can backfire, leading to reduced motivation for other activities and changes in children's behavior. more
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How international expansion builds more resilient e-commerce businesses

Passport reports that global expansion enhances e-commerce resilience by diversifying revenue streams, minimizing risk from economic instability, and leveraging AI for easier market entry. more
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What businesses can do to reduce ERP system friction

Winfosoft reports that extending ERP systems with Microsoft's Power Platform can reduce friction by automating processes, centralizing data, and improving user experience.  more
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Forecast: US job market poised for improvement in Q3, especially for certain experienced workers

Toptal reports that the US job market is poised for improvement in Q3 2026, especially for experienced workers, following years of uneven hiring. more
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5 cybersecurity regulations healthcare organizations can't afford to overlook in 2026

Vanta reports on five vital cybersecurity regulations for healthcare in 2026, emphasizing the importance of protecting sensitive data through HIPAA, NIST CSF, HITECH, HITRUST, and ISO/IEC 27001. more
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Don’t take your car battery for granted this summer and beyond

(BPT) - Nearly one in four vehicles on the road today needs a new battery — most without warning signs of upcoming failure.Extreme summer heat can quietly weaken your car's battery long before … more

Barkitecture: 12 dog-friendly landscaping ideas for your backyard

Lawn Love reports on "Barkitecture," a trend for dog-friendly backyards, featuring designs that cater to dogs' natural behaviors while preserving landscaping. more
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Can your home help you feel better? Inside the wellness home trend

Culligan reports that wellness homes are rising in popularity as homeowners prioritize health in living spaces, featuring air purification, water filtration, and circadian lighting to enhance comfort and well-being. more
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How much does memory care cost? A complete state-by-state guide

A Place for Mom reports the average memory care cost is $6,999/month, varying by state and care needs, covering housing, meals, and 24/7 supervision. more
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Children's online privacy looks different this school year, even without COPPA 2.0

Clym reports children's online privacy is evolving this school year, with new FTC rules tightening protections, while Congress debates COPPA 2.0 for teens. more
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Crayola Makes 2026 the Most Colorful (& Washable) School Year Yet

(BPT) - Back-to-school season is buzzing with possibility. New backpacks, fresh supplies, colorful moments — and for parents and teachers, a long to-do list and rising costs. That's where … more

AI is now very good at diagnosing health problems, but doctors are still better at weighing treatment options

The Conversation reports that while AI, like ChatGPT, excels in diagnosing health issues, human doctors are superior in managing treatment decisions and personalized care. more
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The solopreneur’s guide to getting your first users

Mercury reports a guide for solopreneurs on acquiring their first users, emphasizing the importance of early customer feedback and strategic outreach. more
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