By Claire Spasojevic for Degree Deodorant Choosing underarm protection starts with identifying what you want to manage: odor, wetness or both. Although people often use “deodorant” as a catch-all term, deodorants and antiperspirants do different jobs. Clinical-strength products are antiperspirants designed to offer greater sweat reduction than regular-strength options. They may be worth considering when
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By Israel Fontoura for AXE Got itchy armpits or dark patches under your arms? They can be uncomfortable and make you feel self-conscious, but there are simple, effective ways to fix them. AXE, the deodorant brand for guys, breaks down why your pits are acting up and how to get them back to their smooth,
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By Laci Buzzelli for ADP A small business owner has a decision to make. Overtime has climbed for the third month in a row, and the team is stretched. Adding another employee could ease the workload, but it also means adding to payroll at a time when cash flow needs to be watched closely. It’s
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By Sydney Frazer for Intuit TurboTax This guide is for anyone who doesn’t have access to affordable health coverage through an employer. So, if you’re a 1099 worker (including self-employed or a gig worker) or if you’re between jobs, this guide from Intuit TurboTax is for you. The Open Enrollment Period, more commonly known as
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By Christine Miller for Ollie If you’re thinking about switching your dog to a fresh food diet, you might be asking yourself: “Is fresh dog food safe?” It’s a smart question, because feeding fresh food contains perishable ingredients that require proper handling and storage. The short answer: Yes, fresh dog food is safe when it’s made,
Continue ReadingBy Trevor Mahoney for Spokeo In recent years, the Midwest was a part of the United States that saw more people leaving than moving in. According to Census Bureau population data, the region’s net domestic migration loss totaled about 491,000 people from 2021 through 2024. In the last few years, though, that outflow has narrowed
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By Sarah Rochford for CreditNinja Roughly 100 million adults in America are carrying some form of medical debt right now, according to KFF Health News. On July 15, 2025, a federal judge in Texas vacated the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s medical debt rule. That rule had been finalized six months earlier under the Biden administration.
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By Bliselle Martin for Rapid POS There is a lot of AI in the retail industry. From writing product descriptions, to creating marketing, helping with customer service, forecasting sales, displaying products, etc. While all these are great, what can AI actually help a retailer with? If you have a current POS system, you’re already halfway
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By Trevor Mahoney for Anrok Once the champagne is popped and the celebrations are over, many acquirers run into a recurring and unwanted problem: The state revenue department opens an audit into a business that no longer exists. The seller is gone, escrow has been released, and you, as the buyer, have been notified. It’s
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By Jennifer Knight for CureIS Healthcare The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services estimated a Medicaid improper-payment rate of 6.12% for fiscal 2025, representing $37.39 billion. CMS said 77.17% of those payments resulted from insufficient documentation rather than fraud. As 2027 approaches, that gap is under growing pressure, as CureIS Healthcare examines here. H.R. 1, signed into
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By Ryan Kelley for ImageTrend Alicia Raebel was grocery shopping with her three sons when a crash-alert service called. Her husband, John Mazanec, had been in a motorcycle wreck. He was not answering his phone. After a truck turned across his path in Pueblo, Colorado, on Sept. 4, 2025, paramedics found him bleeding heavily. Another
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By Alex Orellana for Instacart Soup season might not start when you’d think, and it might not peak when you’d think either. Instacart dug into its 2025 orders to find out when people stock up, which states buy soup most often, which can each state reaches for, and what ends up in the cart next to
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By Scott Needham for SmartScout New SmartScout data shows RYZE, a mushroom coffee blend, now brings in more revenue than Nescafé or Starbucks in Amazon’s Instant Coffee category. The caffeine alternatives made without coffee are growing at a fraction of that pace, and several of the best-known names are shrinking. RYZE blends mushroom powders with a
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By Brett T. Evans for Edmunds The best cars of 2026 include the Honda Civic Hybrid, Hyundai Palisade Hybrid and Tesla Model 3, but if you’re looking for something else, don’t worry. The best SUVs, trucks and family cars available this year span a variety of classes, ranging from efficient little commuter sedans to boat-hauling
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By Liam Hanlon for Jump A couple of years ago, if you asked someone whether they “used AI,” you probably would have heard about a general-purpose assistant like ChatGPT answering questions or making emails sound more professional. Ask the same question today, and the answer might be dramatically different. AI has become both more sophisticated
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By Will Gordon for Nutshell Integrating your CRM with accounting software like QuickBooks Online is most effective when your accounting team and sales team have agreed on what is shared and when. It only takes one meaningful conversation to ensure a seamless connection between these applications and avoid duplicating contacts. With a market share of
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By Liz Talago for Rula The word “depression” is one of those mental health terms that has made its way into everyday conversation. But it’s important to know that there’s a difference between experiencing a temporary period of low mood and living with the clinical mental health condition known as major depressive disorder (MDD). One of
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By Jae Shin for Caribou The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point in September 2026, bringing its target range to 3.75%-4.00%. It was the Fed’s first rate increase since 2023. With two more Fed meetings scheduled for October and December, drivers may be wondering what the Fed’s next
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By Kassi Luja for Xero Q4 is when small business owners sit down to reconcile the year. They’re chasing W-9s, confirming vendor payments and preparing for the Form 1099-NEC deadline on Feb. 1, 2027. It’s tedious work, but it’s also the moment when invoice fraud becomes visible, if an owner knows what to look for.
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By Carl Perry for Snowflake Whether it’s generating code or debugging failures, AI tools have become remarkably proficient at the operational work that companies depend on today. There’s no question that, in certain areas, productivity has gone up. But the same AI is also multiplying demand — expanding what needs to be managed and opening
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