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5 of the cheapest owners in pro sports

Bodog reports five of pro sports' cheapest owners, highlighting efforts to cut costs despite team valuations, notably Jerry Reinsdorf and Bob Nutting. more
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How to choose accounts payable software in 2026

Brex reports that choosing accounts payable software in 2026 requires thorough evaluation beyond vendor demos.  more
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How to build a spend management strategy from scratch

Mercury reports that a structured spend management strategy helps businesses control expenses, streamline approvals, and enhance financial visibility. more
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Groceries have become America's most common gateway into credit card debt

Accredited Debt Relief reports that groceries are now America's top reason for credit card debt, with 66% of adults using credit for food expenses. more
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How to choose the right spend management software for your business

Mercury reports that choosing the right spend management software is essential for businesses as they grow, facilitating control and visibility over expenses. more
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Here’s what happens when you choose a new natural gas supplier

Shipley Energy reports that switching natural gas suppliers involves only paperwork and billing changes, with no interruptions to service or additional bills. more
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New parents life insurance guide: Tips for your growing family

Ally Financial reports that new parents should consider life insurance to secure their family's financial future, covering expenses and education needs. more
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How does watch insurance work?

BriteCo reports that watch insurance protects luxury timepieces from loss, theft, or damage. Costs range from 1%-5% of the watch's value annually. more
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CRM Google Calendar integration closing the gap on missed meetings, lost deals

Nutshell reports that integrating CRM with Google Calendar can enhance efficiency by reducing time spent on scheduling, minimizing double bookings, and automating follow-ups. more
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‘We have not forgotten’: Protests continue as ICE detention facilities expand

Nebraska Examiner reports protests continue against the expansion of an ICE detention facility in McCook, Nebraska, with nearly 300 rallying for migrants' rights. more
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Survey: AI financial scams have already reached 2 out of 5 US consumers

Credit One Bank reports that a study reveals 40% of US consumers have faced AI financial scams, prompting over 84% to change their financial behaviors.  more
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Can Federal Housing Administration loans be used for investment property?

Neighbors Bank reports FHA loans can finance owner-occupied multifamily properties, allowing rental income while meeting primary residency requirements. more
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How to reduce AI token costs across your business

Ramp reports that AI token spending for businesses surged 572% from June 2025 to June 2026.  more
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From Jordan to Kobe: Ex-Jazz ball boy’s shoe memorabilia keeps ending up in lawsuits

The Salt Lake Tribune reports Preston Truman, a former Jazz ball boy, is suing over ownership disputes of Kobe Bryant's rookie shoes that sold for $99,000. more
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Helping Parents Help Their Kids In School

(NAPSI)—Here’s news about education many parents may be glad to learn: More than 1.5 million students are heading back to school this fall with the help of a private educational choice program, a … more

How to set accounts payable goals in 2026

Brex reports that setting clear accounts payable goals is crucial for mid-market controllers, linking AP performance to CFO priorities and enhancing cash flow management. more
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What’s the fastest way to rehydrate?

LMNT reports that the fastest way to rehydrate is by consuming water with electrolytes, especially sodium, rather than plain water alone. more
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Where America stopped moving and started renovating: A state ranking

3 Day Blinds reports a ranking that reveals homeowners, particularly in the Northeast, are renovating instead of moving, driven by low mortgage rates. more
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How to stop and prevent car sickness

Husky Liners reports that car sickness, affecting many passengers and pets, can be prevented by proper seating, ventilation, and avoiding close-range distractions. more
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Rural health transformation funds go to tech companies for innovations

The Daily Yonder reports that eight states are diverting 10% of Rural Health Transformation funds to tech companies for solutions to rural healthcare challenges. more
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What happens when shadow AI goes unchecked in the workplace

Terminal B reports unchecked shadow AI in workplaces poses security and operational risks, with 69% of organizations facing unauthorized AI tool use, threatening efficiency and employee skills. more
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The macro moment: How protein and fiber are taking over America’s shopping carts

Instacart reports a surge in demand for protein and fiber, with searches for "protein" up 12.7% and "fiber" 26.4%, driven by health trends and consumer preferences. more
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Closing the multilingual hazard-communication gap

Online SDS reports that language barriers in multilingual workplaces increase injury risks and regulatory violations. more
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How to choose the best online school for your child’s needs

Commonwealth Charter Academy reports evaluating online K-12 schools involves considering your child's learning style, support needs, and accreditation to find the best fit. more
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How businesses can transition seamlessly to ISO 14001:2026 to demonstrate environmental responsibility

NQA USA reports that organizations must prepare for the upcoming ISO 14001:2026 revision, which adds new requirements on climate change, supply chain oversight, and management accountability. more
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