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Month: October 2026

Small businesses are set to capture a record $118 billion this holiday season

Small businesses are set to capture a record $118 billion this holiday season

Small business owners have spent the last few years navigating inflation, tariffs and unpredictable consumer spending. This year, Intuit QuickBooks‘ annual holiday shopping survey found that consumers plan to spend $278 billion this holiday season, with $118 billion expected to go to small businesses, an 8.3% increase from last year. The survey also found that 76% of

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Why so many Americans drive without insurance

Why so many Americans drive without insurance

Roughly 15% of U.S. drivers — approximately one in seven — were operating vehicles without valid auto insurance as of 2025, according to a study by the Insurance Research Council (IRC). This figure reflects a steady rise from pre-pandemic levels in 2020, a trend researchers have linked primarily to escalating premium costs that have strained household budgets across income

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Has having kids become a luxury purchase?

Has having kids become a luxury purchase?

Scroll through your social media feeds, and you’ll likely come across conversations reflecting the ambivalence a lot of people are feeling about having kids in a tough economy.  Those feelings track with a recent Credit Karma survey of 629 adults ages 18 to 45. Sixty-eight percent said raising children felt financially out of reach right now,

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Tech companies need more data centers. So why are nearly half of all planned projects delayed or canceled?

Tech companies need more data centers. So why are nearly half of all planned projects delayed or canceled?

The AI boom has triggered an unprecedented flood of capital, with global hyperscale spending projected at approximately $700 billion. Yet, across the United States, the physical reality of building these facilities is colliding with systemic bottlenecks. The primary issue facing modern data center construction has shifted from silicon chip scarcity to industrial supply chain limits

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The warranty question becoming more important for new-home buyers

The warranty question becoming more important for new-home buyers

The U.S. housing market is in the grip of an affordability crisis. Tight inventory, stubborn economic pressures, and elevated borrowing costs continue to squeeze buyers, while home prices have climbed for 36 consecutive months through July. As a result, would-be homeowners are increasingly discouraged and more risk-averse. When homebuyers want more certainty, they prefer buying new or building

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Jueza de Florida emite orden de arresto contra Raúl Castro por el derribo de dos avionetas de Hermanos al Rescate en 1996

Por Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español La Fiscalía de Florida anunció este lunes que obtuvo una orden de arresto estatal contra el expresidente cubano Raúl Castro por conspiración para cometer asesinato, en relación con el derribo de dos avionetas civiles de la organización Hermanos al Rescate en 1996, en el que murieron cuatro personas, entre

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Las dudas que genera el caso Jalen Hurts, el quarterback de los Eagles que tiene coágulos sanguíneos en sus pulmones

Análisis por Dana O’Neil, CNN A sus 28 años, y apenas 20 meses después de haber sido nombrado MVP (jugador más valioso) del Super Bowl, Jalen Hurts se encuentra bajo tratamiento con anticoagulantes para prevenir la formación de coágulos sanguíneos en sus pulmones que, de no tratarse, podrían poner en peligro su vida. La agencia

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