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Swyft Filings used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to find the industries employing the most people in each state.

Moneywise reviewed news reports, industry surveys, and other material to identify the assets rich millennials favor.

Housing is expensive in the U.S. Stacker‘s analysis of data from Redfin and the U.S. Census Bureau shows why prices will stay high this spring.

The office is dead. Work-from-home is isolating. Long live coworking. Firmspace compiled the best practices for those venturing into shared spaces.

When will the U.S. nursing shortage let up? Incredible Health charted Bureau of Labor Statistics data on employment trends in health care.

The Patel Firm compiled a list of things to do when you’ve suffered a personal injury using various news and legal sources.

Think California has the most entrepreneurs? Think again. ClickUp analyzed Kauffman Indicators of Entrepreneurship data to see which state outperforms the rest.

U.S. tax preparers earn a median salary of $46,920. Here’s what they earn by state, according to Stacker‘s review of Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

Study.com looked at the impact cross-state teacher licensing could have and its current status across the U.S. using 2021 data from the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification.

Stacker used Census Bureau data to determine which states receive the most tax revenue per capita, including both state and local government revenue.

MoneyGeek analyzed FEMA National Risk Index data to determine the expected cost of property damage per year due to riverine flooding events.

Using Small Business Administration data, altLINE reviewed government-backed lending to startups and young companies since 2019.

Which industry created the most jobs amid the pandemic? Next Insurance examined Census Bureau data to identify the top 25 job-creating industries.

A tax refund isn’t really free money. Stacker examined Internal Revenue Service data to see which states’ taxpayers received the highest average refunds.

To see how much $100,000 is actually worth in different parts of the country, SmartAsset compared the after-tax income in 76 of the largest U.S. cities and then adjusted those figures for the cost of living in each place.

Using data from the 2021 American Community Survey (ACS) and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and analyzing wage data for men and women working full-time, MoneyGeek determined the states with the largest and smallest gender wage gaps.

Stacker identified the 50 best big-city college towns using WalletHub’s 2023 study, which rated towns and cities using a number of metrics.

Which U.S. states have more college graduates living at or below the federal poverty line than others? Stacker analyzed Census Bureau data to find out.

If you’re itching to get back to international travel, consider how the U.S. dollar compares with local currencies, thanks to data from TravelPerk.

Experian reviewed anonymized credit report data to see how consumers’ credit scores have changed over the past year and to understand the pandemic’s impact on how they use credit.