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Behind the feed: How brands really work with creators and user-generated content

elk Marketing reports that brands now prioritize user-generated content by thoughtfully collaborating with creators, enhancing engagement through authentic marketing strategies. more

How to reduce finance tool sprawl in an early-stage company

Mercury reports that early-stage companies struggle with finance tool sprawl, which adds complexity and costs, and recommends consolidating financial workflows to streamline operations. more

Bringing healthcare closer to home: How to reach rural patients

(BPT) - Imagine being an older adult in rural West Virginia with chronic health conditions like diabetes and heart disease. Your conditions need regular monitoring, but the nearest clinic is 90 … more

Survey: 60% of parents have school-related debt, and most are planning to add more this fall

Accredited Debt Relief reports that 60% of parents are in school-related debt, with many planning to incur more this fall.  more

The real cost of late payments: How collection issues can drain cash flow

Xero reports that late payments are draining small business cash flow, costing nearly $40,000 annually on average and leading to delayed growth. more

Back-to-school season: How to lower stress and build community at school

Talkspace reports that back-to-school season can trigger stress due to emotions like anxiety and financial concerns.  more

How parents can talk to their children about managing money for college

College Ave reports on how parents can educate teens about managing money before college, highlighting financial literacy's importance for future success. more

Trust vs. will: Which is better for your estate plan?

Wealth Enhancement reports on the estate planning debate between trusts and wills, highlighting that both serve unique purposes and can complement each other.  more

The AI governance confidence gap: Why trust in AI is running ahead of the capacity to govern it

Vanta reports 92% of leaders trust AI vendors, but there's a gap in governance roles, with 1 governance position for every 7 AI builder roles, and many postings neglecting the EU AI Act. more

Every major stock market correction since 1950 and how long recovery took

Plus500 reports on S&P 500 corrections since 1950, noting 38 corrections and 14 bear markets, with recovery times ranging from months to years.  more

34% of people shipping software using AI tools have no formal programming background

Zapier reports that one in three people using AI tools to ship software lack a formal programming background, showcasing how AI enables non-developers to create functional projects quickly. more

Parents putting screens in front of their kids is more about their own stress than other factors

Most research on kids’ screen time has focused on a child’s behavior. Far less attention has gone to parents and their role in their children’s media use. more

5 unsung films that dramatize America’s rich labor history

Inspired by real events, the films tackle issues of race, gender and class in ways that will resonate with many of today’s viewers. more

Cyclospora spreads through human waste – so how did it get on food?

US sewage treatment plants likely don’t get rid of all the disease-causing protozoa, and monitoring discharged wastewater for it is difficult. more

How does online dermatology compare to in-person care?

Honeydew reports that online dermatology can offer faster, more efficient care for chronic skin conditions compared to in-person visits, with similar outcomes. more

3 of America's most expensive summer weekend destinations for private jets

Jettly reports that high demand makes summer weekend private jet trips to the Hamptons, Martha's Vineyard, and Aspen notably expensive due to dynamic pricing and airport fees. more

National Dog Day is August 26. Here's how to celebrate the real meaning

Spot & Tango reports that National Dog Day celebrates dog adoption and awareness, highlighting the need for shelter support, especially for large dogs. more

What SCOTUS didn’t say about transgender athletes, and what the ruling means for schools and students

Chalkbeat reports that the Supreme Court's ruling on transgender athletes allows states to uphold bans but permits inclusivity where no bans exist.  more

How community-focused homebuilding is preserving character amid rapid growth

Triple Crown Homes reports on community-focused homebuilding, balancing affordability with character and sustainability, amid U.S. housing shortages and rapid growth. more

How community-focused homebuilding is preserving character amid rapid growth

Triple Crown Homes reports on community-focused homebuilding, balancing affordability with character and sustainability, amid U.S. housing shortages and rapid growth. more

Women are building online communities to get answers about whether they’re in perimenopause

Ivím Health reports that 42% of women in their early 40s are uncertain about being in perimenopause, leading many to seek answers in online communities. more

What skip tracing reveals about distressed properties and how investors use it

PropertyReach reports that investors use skip tracing to locate owners of distressed properties, revealing vital data that aids in off-market acquisitions. more

How parents can help college students manage money and avoid mistakes

Wells Fargo reports parents can aid college students in managing finances by encouraging money discussions, setting up student accounts, and avoiding common pitfalls. more

How to manage the accounts receivable process step by step

Ramp reports that the accounts receivable (AR) process is crucial for tracking customer payments and ensuring steady cash flow, enabling timely operations and growth. more

Think you need 10,000 steps a day? Science says otherwise

Bodog reports that the 10,000-step goal originates from a 1960s marketing campaign, with research suggesting 7,000 steps may provide significant health benefits. more
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