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Accounts payable for professional services: A strategy guide

Brex reports that managing accounts payable in professional services requires precise project coding, approval workflows, and payment scheduling to ensure billing accuracy and maintain cash flow. more
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A new ADHD drug just got FDA approval. Here's what makes it different.

Understood reports that the FDA has approved Simtriyo, a new ADHD medication targeting dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin, promising fewer side effects. more
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Moving to Europe? Here is what finding a home from the US actually looks like.

HousingAnywhere reports that finding a home in Europe from the US is challenging due to misleading listings, rental fraud, language barriers, and unfamiliar contract terms, emphasizing the need for reliable platforms with verification and support for remote renters. more
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Hawai'i is one of fall's best airfare deals. Here's why.

KAYAK reports that airfare to Hawai‘i drops by up to 19% in fall, making it an ideal time to visit, with the shoulder season offerring comfortable weather and lower prices. more
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What dominates home services search: 2026 study of Local Services Ads, Google Ads, and the Local Pack

WebFX reports indicate that Local Pack dominates home services searches, appearing in 98% of queries, while Local Services Ads and Google Ads are less consistent.  more
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What people with lung manifestations should know about Alpha-1

(BPT) - Sponsored by Sanofi Key Takeaways:Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (Alpha-1) is a genetic disease causing the liver to produce insufficient or dysfunctional alpha-1 protein, which can leave the … more

Why understanding the AI-native CRM spectrum closes the gap on real results

Nutshell reports that while 88% of companies use AI, only 39% see measurable results.  more
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How many servings of wine are in a bottle? Here's how to optimize your pours.

Silver Oak Winery reports on wine serving sizes, noting a standard 750 mL bottle offers about 5 glasses (5 oz each) or 12 pours (2 oz each). more
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The ROI of unifying enterprise fragmentation

DataMotion reports that unifying fragmented enterprise systems can enhance productivity, reduce hidden costs, and improve security, compliance, and customer experience.  more
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Financial planning after the loss of a spouse

Fifth Third Bank reports on financial planning after losing a spouse, highlighting the importance of professional guidance and key considerations to ease the burden. more
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Jersey Mike's Subs franchise system is consolidating fast ahead of its IPO, according to ZoomInfo data

ZoomInfo reports Jersey Mike's franchise system is consolidating into larger operators ahead of its IPO, with franchisee transfers tripling and growth accelerating. more
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6 projects to protect your home and property from a natural disaster

Achieve reports on six home projects to safeguard against natural disasters, including cleaning gutters, checking roofs, and securing outdoor items. more
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Do traffic accidents increase during back-to-school season? What the data shows

Mokaram Injury Lawyers reports that federal data indicates no significant increase in overall traffic accidents during the back-to-school season, despite changing traffic patterns. more
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How much debt does the average American have?

Accredited Debt Relief reports that the average American household has $104,755 in debt, with total U.S. debt reaching $18.8 trillion, reflecting widespread financial strain. more
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Summer costs are adding up: 5 ways to save on everyday essentials

CreditFresh reports that summer expenses are rising for many households, averaging an additional $143 weekly.  more
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‘Inspired by art’: Murals help unite and define Kansas towns, boosting pride, health and economy

TOPEKA — Artist Sarah Fizell doesn’t need convincing that public art affects neighborhood pride, community perceptions and even residents’ physical health. But sometimes the real impact is conveyed in simple words from a little boy, who stopped by as she painted a mural on a Topeka bridge near Ripley Park. “There was a kid who […] more
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Millions of Americans live in mental health care deserts. Here’s where the gaps are worst.

April Health reports millions of Americans live in mental health care deserts, with 137 million lacking access due to provider shortages, especially in rural areas. more
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Sunburn relief: Dermatologist-approved methods that actually work

Doctronic reports effective sunburn relief involves immediate cooling, proper topical treatments like aloe vera, hydration, and patience during peeling. more
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Is agentic trading safe? What the SEC inquiry means for investors

Finder reports that lawmakers are questioning the SEC on the safety of agentic trading and its impact on investor protections following Robinhood's recent AI trading tools. more
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Are British Columbia mushrooms unfairly subsidized? US growers think so

The Narwhal reports that U.S. growers claim B.C. mushroom producers benefit from unfair subsidies, leading to new tariffs and a trade dispute. more
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The role of water in back-to-school wellness

(BPT) - As students return to the classroom, back-to-school planning extends beyond school supplies and class schedules. It's also an ideal time for families to create strong routines that support … more

Democrat Rob Sand calls for social media age limit in kids’ tech safety plan

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob Sand said he supports banning social media for children under age 16, setting age verification and parental consent requirements on certain apps and providing more safeguards for minors online, according to a kids’ online safety policy platform released Monday. The plan, shared first with Iowa Capital Dispatch, is focused on restricting […] more
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In Oregon, big grocery, retail companies have highest number of employees on Medicaid

Multi-billion-dollar grocers and retailers such as Walmart and Amazon were among the most listed employers on Oregonians’ applications for publicly-funded health insurance last year, according to a Capital Chronicle analysis of Oregon Health Authority data. The data, taken from Medicaid income verification forms, shows that dozens of major national and multinational corporations that often pay […] more
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5 ways summer impulse buying is wrecking American budgets

CreditNinja reports that summer impulse buying greatly affects American budgets, leading to overspending, unmanageable debt, and reduced long-term financial potential. more
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Tips for growing on Instagram with hashtags

Linktree reports a strong strategy for Instagram growth using hashtags, emphasizing the importance of relevant and niche tags, engagement, and effective tracking. more
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