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AI-accelerated attacks make cyber insurance increasingly important for small businesses

Thimble reports that small businesses are prioritizing cyber disaster preparedness amid rising AI-driven threats, with only 17% having cyber insurance. more
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How (and why) you should earn transferable credit card points

The Points Guy reports that earning and redeeming transferable credit card points offers flexibility and maximizes value for travel bookings. more
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How to reconcile an accounts payable ledger

Brex reports that a well-maintained accounts payable ledger provides accurate real-time insight into company debts, aiding in error tracking and cash flow forecasting. more
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Extreme weather events like hurricanes can spread antibiotic resistance genes

Sentient reports that hurricanes can spread antibiotic resistance genes through floodwaters, posing a growing public health threat linked to climate change. more
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Survey: Gen Z is the only generation with gender parity on sex life satisfaction

Hims and Hers reports Gen Z is the only generation with gender parity in sex life satisfaction, with 67% satisfied, indicating a shift in desires and openness. more
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The quietest long-range business jets ranked by cabin noise

BlackJet reports on the quietest long-range business jets, emphasizing cabin noise levels crucial for comfort and productivity.  more
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The states with the highest (and lowest) stock market participation

The Motley Fool reports Washington, D.C. leads the U.S. in stock market participation at 29%, while Mississippi has the lowest at 11%.  more
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Nomad states: 5 states without sales tax (and those with the lowest)

Intuit QuickBooks reports there are five states without a general sales tax: New Hampshire, Oregon, Montana, Alaska, and Delaware, highlighting other relevant taxes in each. more
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Study: An inside look at how college students think about and use AI

Spokeo reports that a study shows college students widely use AI as a supportive tool, emphasizing human expertise in their applications, not as a replacement. more
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The cameras were there. The footage wasn't

Videoloft reports that many security cameras in public areas fail to capture footage due to outdated systems, leading to significant surveillance gaps. more
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The sleep disorder many women are told is just stress

Sleeping.com reports that sleep apnea is often misdiagnosed in women, mistakenly attributed to stress.  more
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What happens to your money if your AI trading agent makes a mistake

Finder reports an AI trading bot mistakenly sent $250,000 instead of a small tip, highlighting risks of automated trading as responsibility falls on users. more
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What does aging well actually mean in 2026?

Fatty15 reports that aging well now focuses on healthspan and quality of life, emphasizing proactive steps for longevity and resilience over mere lifespan. more
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The great wealth transfer is underway: How to navigate an inheritance

TD reports that by 2048, $124 trillion will transfer from baby boomers to younger generations, advising caution and planning when managing inheritances. more
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4 perspectives on the life-changing power of the Walk For Alopecia

(BPT) - September is Alopecia Areata Awareness Month, a time dedicated to recognizing and celebrating all those affected by alopecia areata, an autoimmune disease that causes unpredictable hair loss … more

Luxury watch brands that hold their value

BriteCo reports eight luxury watch brands that hold their value well: Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Lange & Sohne, Jaeger-LeCoultre, TAG Heuer, Omega, and Richard Mille. more
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Group trips are stuck in the chat. Here's why it might pay to finally book one.

KAYAK reports that 84% of group trips stall in chats, but booking now offers savings as vacation rental prices for groups drop 12% compared to last year. more
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How hotter summers are changing the way Americans get dressed

Felina reports that rising summer temperatures are changing how Americans dress, prioritizing comfort and fabric choices due to increasing heat. more
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Top 25 fastest-growing software startups of summer 2026, according to Brex spend data

Brex reports that over half of the top 25 fastest-growing software startups in summer 2026 focus on AI infrastructure, signaling a shift in the market. more
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Why independent truck owners are feeling the pressure of rising repair costs

DPF Super Store Canada reports that independent truck owners face rising repair costs due to inflation, supply chain issues, and aging vehicles.  more
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America, rediscovered: 6 timely tours to take in the United States right now

EF Go Ahead Tours reports that 73% of U.S. travelers are keen on history tours, prompting a rise in trips to significant American historical sites. more
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Getting started with points, miles and credit cards to travel

The Points Guy reports on starting your journey with points and miles for travel, emphasizing the importance of understanding credit card rewards and how to earn and redeem them effectively. more
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Can bed bugs live in your car?

Husky Liners reports that bed bugs can hitch a ride in your car and survive for months under the right conditions, making it essential to check for bites, stains, or signs of infestation. more
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NFL season is back. So is one of the riskiest times to be on the road.

TheZebra.com reports that the NFL season brings increased risks on roads due to intoxicated drivers and accidents, adding that safety measures are essential. more
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A picture of average American debt, according to Credit Karma data

Intuit Credit Karma reports average American debt reached $60,112 in mid-2026, with Gen Z seeing the fastest growth, particularly in student loans. more
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