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Flat budgets, bigger targets: 7 ways businesses are finding money they already have

Small Business

Flat budgets, bigger targets: 7 ways businesses are finding money they already have

Higgsfield AI reports on how businesses with flat marketing budgets can optimize spending. 

What is the best meat for dogs? Healthiest dog food protein options

Pets

What is the best meat for dogs? Healthiest dog food protein options

Ollie reports on the best meats for dogs, emphasizing high-quality options like chicken, beef, salmon, and turkey for…

The states where veteran homeownership and investment activity are growing fastest

Real Estate

The states where veteran homeownership and investment activity are growing fastest

PropertyReach reports that New Hampshire leads in veteran homeownership growth, followed by Utah and Idaho, based on VA…

The dashboard nobody opens: How AI assistants are moving sales analytics to the moment of decision

Business & Economy

The dashboard nobody opens: How AI assistants are moving sales analytics to the moment of decision

Apollo reports that AI assistants are transforming sales analytics by shifting focus from traditional dashboards to real-time decision-making…

Public, charter, or private? How your pick changes your child’s special education rights

K-12

Public, charter, or private? How your pick changes your child’s special education rights

Understood reports that choosing a school for a neurodivergent child affects their special education rights. 

Thermostats, security cameras and pet feeders: Survey finds 7 in 10 Americans now own up to 10 smart devices

New Tech

Thermostats, security cameras and pet feeders: Survey finds 7 in 10 Americans now own up to 10 smart devices

Vivint reports that 70% of Americans own up to 10 smart devices, with a majority viewing their homes…

7 things active-duty military should know about debt and finances

Personal Finance & Investing

7 things active-duty military should know about debt and finances

Freedom Debt Relief reports that active-duty military should be aware of their financial protections like the SCRA and…

You don’t have to be a developer to benefit from vibe coding

AI

You don’t have to be a developer to benefit from vibe coding

Verizon's AI Skills for America reports that vibe coding enables non-developers to create apps using AI prompts, helping…

The invoice-to-pay process explained for accounts payable teams

Business & Economy

The invoice-to-pay process explained for accounts payable teams

Brex reports that the invoice-to-pay process is vital for accounts payable teams, ensuring streamlined workflows from invoice receipt…

Where the human-AI workflow in health care breaks down

Health

Where the human-AI workflow in health care breaks down

CureIS Healthcare reports that the human-AI workflow in healthcare often lacks genuine oversight, risking errors in claim decisions…

Why landlords are actually customer service agents

Real Estate

Why landlords are actually customer service agents

TurboTenant reports that landlords must act as customer service agents, managing repairs and tenant relationships to ensure satisfaction…

Big companies are starting to mention smarter-than-human AI in their filings. Here’s why you should care

AI

Big companies are starting to mention smarter-than-human AI in their filings. Here’s why you should care

The Motley Fool reports that mentions of artificial general intelligence (AGI) are increasing in SEC filings, with 29…

Property tax rates by state: Where homeowners pay the most and least in 2026

Real Estate

Property tax rates by state: Where homeowners pay the most and least in 2026

Ownwell reports that in 2026, Connecticut has the highest property tax rate at 3.05%, while Hawai‘i has the…

The hidden mining cost of meat and seafood

Sustainability & Climate

The hidden mining cost of meat and seafood

Sentient reports that the environmental costs of meat and seafood extend beyond feed crops to the minerals mined…

How to host Thanksgiving on a budget

Food & Drink

How to host Thanksgiving on a budget

Current reports on budget-friendly Thanksgiving hosting tips, emphasizing early shopping, free turkeys, and cooking less to minimize expenses…

Is a Roth IRA conversion worth it? The one thing that matters

Personal Finance & Investing

Is a Roth IRA conversion worth it? The one thing that matters

Intuit TurboTax reports on IRA conversions, comparing Traditional and Roth IRAs to help you decide which is best…

People with Tourette syndrome, like Billie Eilish, use everything in their power to suppress tics. This exhausting process is key to treatment.

Health

People with Tourette syndrome, like Billie Eilish, use everything in their power to suppress tics. This exhausting process is key to treatment.

The Conversation reports that people with Tourette syndrome, like Billie Eilish, often suppress tics, an exhausting process crucial…

CRM onboarding solutions: 5 kinds of implementation support to fast-track your ROI

Technology

CRM onboarding solutions: 5 kinds of implementation support to fast-track your ROI

Nutshell reports on five types of CRM onboarding support to enhance ROI, emphasizing the importance of vendor clarity…

The growth of clean beauty: Market data breakdown

Business & Economy

The growth of clean beauty: Market data breakdown

Ogee reports the clean beauty market is projected to hit $10.5 billion by 2025, driven by consumer demand…

Handle with care: Cracking the elusive problem of giving robots a sense of touch

AI

Handle with care: Cracking the elusive problem of giving robots a sense of touch

The Infinite Loop by Nebius reports on advancements in robotic touch, highlighting startups like Touchlab developing technologies for…