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Sound Dollar compiled statistics from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to see which states have the highest auto debt balances. 

Santa Clara University rounded up 10 of the most popular occupations for people with a bachelor’s business degree, including sales, finance, and management.
 

Stacker compiled a comprehensive timeline of the primary events of World War I, modern history’s first global conflict, using a series of government, academic, and historical resources.

Simply Business assembled a list of resources that may give a hand to those starting their own business. 

CoPilot analyzed data to find which types of cars can reach 250,000 miles or more before needing to be replaced.

The Patel Firm takes a look at the most common causes of fatality for pedestrians, and what walkers and drivers alike can do to protect themselves.

Amid the rise of remote work becoming a key part of American work culture, Firmspace scoured numerous studies to find key statistics highlighting ways inequality is impacted by remote work.

Utilizing data from the U.S. Department of Education, HeyTutor analyzed how federal educational relief funds were distributed during the pandemic.

Twingate identifies phishing scam messages that claim to be from your coworkers or boss. Read on for anti-phishing security tips.

Stacker compiled the history of NATO membership changes since 1997, and how Russia reacted to the events of the era.
 

Citing LGBT demographic data from the Williams Institute based on Gallup surveys conducted between 2015-2017, Stacker looked at LGBT family demographics in every state and Washington D.C.

Wicked Reports compiled a list of potential risks when buying from third-party sellers online, using insights from new reports and expert opinions.

Extra Space Storage has compiled a list of mortgage rates tracking how much they’ve changed over the decades, going all the way back to 1972.

The second hearing by the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol took place on the morning of June 13, focusing heavily on the numbers of the 2020 election. Here’s what Stacker learned.

Stacker explored the history and significance of Juneteenth by examining historical documentation, the lasting importance of this historic day, and by confuting the most egregious misinformation about it.

The Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol is presenting the findings of its year-long investigation in a series of hearings, the first of which aired during primetime on June 9. Stacker summed up what we learned by the numbers.