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Thursday August 13, 2026

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Money

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What does an aging population mean for economic growth?

Eli Kronenberg for The Dispatch · Aug 6

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Report: One-third of small business owners worry they’ll close every week

Matt Crawford for ERGO NEXT · Aug 6

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Companies spend six figures on AI. A third of employees don’t know what it costs

Laura Kutch for Zapier · Aug 6

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Inside the summer program boosting skills and confidence for 40,000 kids

Linda Jacobson for The 74 · Aug 6

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Forecast: US job market poised for improvement in Q3, especially for certain experienced workers

Mathew Campbell-Miller for Toptal · Aug 4

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Forecast: US job market poised for improvement in Q3, especially for certain experienced workers

Mathew Campbell-Miller for Toptal · Aug 4

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Solar power, senior care, and 4 other sectors targeted by Portugal’s Golden Visa funds

Dean Fankhauser for Movingto · Aug 4

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One year after the European Accessibility Act, most businesses are still catching up

Sierra Thomas for AudioEye · Aug 4

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Thousands of journalists are leaving newsrooms and taking marketing jobs. Here’s why.

Madeline Stone for Stacker · Aug 4

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Half of homeowners now say the American Dream is ‘eroding’ or ‘broken,’ survey finds

Steve Ferro for Hometap · Aug 4

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Virtual cards for AI agents: How they work and what to look for

Matt Angelosanto for Ramp · Aug 3

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Solar power, senior care, and 4 other sectors targeted by Portugal’s Golden Visa funds

Dean Fankhauser for Movingto · Jul 31

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Thousands of journalists are leaving newsrooms and taking marketing jobs. Here’s why.

Madeline Stone for Stacker · Jul 31

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