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The compliance costs of starting a business are easy to miss but risky to overlook
Xero reports that overlooked compliance costs can threaten new businesses, emphasizing the need for proactive research and budgeting for licenses, permits, and insurance. more
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Consumer demand for customized services is reshaping the beauty market
SJOLIE reports that consumer demand for customized beauty services is reshaping the $140 billion cosmetics market, pushing brands to adopt AI tools and personalization.  more
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Mentorship: A key ingredient in academic success
Exceptional Grad reports that mentorship is crucial for academic success, improving retention, performance, and confidence among students, especially those at risk. more
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Could your drinking water cause earlier menopause?
Hone Health reports that higher levels of PFAS in women are linked to an earlier onset of menopause, potentially impacting long-term health risks. more
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The DNA discovery boom: How at-home tests are rewriting American family trees
Spokeo reports that DNA testing is transforming family discovery, with 25% of Americans finding unknown relatives, leading to complex emotional dynamics. more
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The 30-day starting point that separates thriving beginner CRM users from those who struggle
Nutshell reports that successful CRM adoption hinges on proper implementation in the first 30 days, focusing on data cleanup, streamlined onboarding, and effective automation to enhance user engagement. more
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What market activity tells us about where GTM is going
ZoomInfo reports a surge in market activity in CRM and business intelligence, driven by M&A and partnerships.  more
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The new geography of work: What employers need to know about compliance
ADP reports that the geography of work is changing as employers increasingly hire employees across state lines, which complicates compliance and tax obligations. more
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What a decade of gig work actually pays
Lugg reports that a decade of gig work reveals median workers last around 132 days, with top earners making over $1 million, highlighting pay disparities. more
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Company data sitting in a spreadsheet somewhere just broke a national news story. Here's how.
Stacker reports that journalists increasingly use company data from internal records to break news, a trend that highlights changing human behavior. more
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