You started a side hustle from home. Does your insurer know?
Engaged in some gig work in the garage, merch-making from the basement, or another home-based enterprise? If you’ve recently started a side…
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AI’s water use is in the spotlight. Meat deserves a look, too.
You’ve probably heard the statistic: Generating just one email with ChatGPT consumes an entire bottle’s worth of water. It’s not true.…
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Thinking about trying peptides? Here’s the hype vs. reality
If you’ve spent any time on social media, you’ve probably seen people talking about peptides. Some claim they can help you lose weight,…
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People without debt report higher life satisfaction. Here's what to know about managing debt.
Debt is a way to cover an expense and pay for it over time. Sometimes it can be exciting to go into debt (think new car or a home). It’s not…
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Life insurance is on the to-do list. Right under cleaning out the garage.
Being an adult comes with a never-ending list of responsibilities: Cook dinner. Scrub the bathroom. File taxes. The tasks grow even longer…
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Women are fueling creatine's biggest year in 3 decades, according to Amazon data
Creatine is not a new product. It’s a commodity ingredient that every supplement brand on earth already sells, and it’s been that…
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How real estate lead generation actually works, and what the data shows about where to focus
Lead generation, along with cold-calling qualified leads, is not the most enjoyable part of any sales job. Real estate, an intensely…
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How mindfulness can help you process your emotions
Mindfulness and emotional regulation often go hand in hand. Emotional regulation is the ability to identify and manage your emotions in…
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What your old social media accounts are still telling strangers about you
Social media accounts from the past can be a thorn in your side for a host of reasons. Old photos, snapshots of old relationships, or…
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Back-to-school costs don’t end in August: What families are paying in 2026
As the summer season comes to a close, families with school-aged children start to think about upcoming back-to-school expenses: laptops,…
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From sick care to self care: Why prevention is becoming the new health care model
As health care costs rise and consumers take greater ownership of their well-being, prevention is emerging as a defining force in modern…
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What the strongest 401(k) plans get right: 3 strategies for employers
Most business owners don’t spend their days thinking about their 401(k) plan, and that’s reasonable. Leaders are busy making…
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Company data sitting in a spreadsheet somewhere just broke a national news story. Here's how.
Journalists find news everywhere: from conversations and interviews, research reports and press releases, and things they observe out in the…
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The new geography of work: What employers need to know about compliance
When long-distance work expanded during the pandemic, many assumed the geography of employment was changing because people were moving. ADP…
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What a decade of gig work actually pays
Congress made Labor Day a federal holiday in 1894 to honor the American worker. For the people who move Americans and their furniture, it is…
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The 30-day starting point that separates thriving beginner CRM users from those who struggle
Many sales and marketing teams sign up for customer relationship management (CRM) software with the intention of using it, but barely do. A…
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What market activity tells us about where GTM is going
A surge of market activity, with heavy funding, acquisition, and partnership volume across both CRM and business intelligence software,…
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Could your drinking water cause earlier menopause?
Women with higher blood levels of several common “forever chemicals” reached menopause about a year earlier than women with lower levels,…
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The DNA discovery boom: How at-home tests are rewriting American family trees
Ten years ago, finding out you had a half-sibling two states over took something dramatic, like a deathbed confession or a box of letters…
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Consumer demand for customized services is reshaping the beauty market
The global cosmetics market alone is expected to reach nearly $140 billion by 2030. Whether a business is able to capitalize on this growth…
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