Money – Stacker

Next City examines the latest car-sharing app to shut down and what this might mean for the future of car-share in America.

Hims research shows how Americans would adjust their spending if they reached their goal weight.

The 74 shares insights from math education experts about the societal tendency to classify kids as “bad” or “good” at the subject instead of normalizing accommodations and tutoring.

The Markup spotlights California’s inflated real estate market, much of which is due to a software company called RealPage.

Spokeo used data from Knight Frank’s Wealth Report to visualize what it takes to be in the top 1% in select nations across the world.

Square lists the top indicators for knowing when a restaurant business is ready to grow.

LegalZoom shares some of the best business ideas in tech, consulting, home improvement, health care, hospitality, and other industries.

Edmunds breaks down the safest sedans, coupes, wagons, and convertibles of 2025.

Ramp shares tips for choosing the best business credit cards with no annual fee.

Study.com examines the factors contributing to teacher turnover and burnout.

BuchhaltungsButler digs into why U.S. companies aren’t as philanthropic as they used to be, despite record profits.

Arbor analyzed recent utility data and average household usage to calculate the projected supply portion of monthly power bills this winter in different areas across Ohio.

Policygenius explains the benefits of a home insurance policy during the holiday season.

Experian looks into anonymized and aggregated data to provide an overview of the current lease market, recent trends and whether there will be more leasing or less in 2025 and beyond.

Arbor breaks down 13 reasons why your electricity bill may have experienced a sudden increase, plus tips on how to lower it.

Edmunds explains how to buy a new or used car, and shares additional resources to help navigate the process.

The General used data from the nonprofit Insurance Institute for Highway Safety to map state laws on the use of red light and speed cameras.

Using Census Bureau data, accessiBe identified where Americans with disabilities are working remote jobs at higher rates than workers overall.

CarGurus looked at headroom and legroom in most of the vehicle classes and came up with a list of vehicles that work for those who range beyond the average height of 5 feet, 10 inches for Americans.

The Daily Yonder profiles and ranks the top producers of Christmas trees in the U.S.