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The coronavirus pandemic brought new problems to the auto manufacturing industry as supply chain problems caused factories to close. But what spelled trouble for one part of the car industry was a plus for another, as shown by data analyzed by CoPilot.

Giving Assistant analyzed consumer expenditure data from 2015 to 2020 from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics to see how households have increased their spending over the past few years.

College applications are on the rise, while some universities’ acceptance rates are dropping. EDSmart identifies 10 colleges with the greatest acceptance rate changes between 2001 and 2020.

Stacker rounded up the best U.S. presidents of all time based on rankings from C-SPAN.

Salaries are rising higher than at any time since 2008, but are the increases keeping with inflation? Kazoo compiled a list of facts and statistics about what is causing this increase, combining research from employer surveys, business news articles, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Wicked Reports curated a list of five major ways artificial intelligence predicts what you’ll buy by mining extensive consumer data like location, past purchases, and more.

Unlimited paid time off has advantages—and disadvantages—going for it. Timetastic compiled a list of six facts and statistics about unlimited paid time off, using research from numerous sources, including the Society for Human Resource Management, and Justworks.

Staver Accident Injury Lawyers, P.C. presents statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on cell phone use while driving, by age.

Buddy Punch compiled a list of notable milestones in employee time-tracking history by researching numerous sources, including Google’s patents database, historical newspaper reports, and more.

Learn what inflation is and how it works by reading 10 of the most commonly asked questions about inflation, compiled by PennyWorks.

In today’s competitive housing market, all-cash offers win bidding wars. Real estate platform ZeroDown shares research on how the trend impacts buyers and sellers.

Fund That Flip compiled a guide for those interested in real estate investing in the metaverse. Are you ready to make the jump?

Experian used data from their consumer credit database and the Bureau of Economic Analysis to compare income levels with the amount of debt individuals carry in different states.  

Routific outlined four major ways leading companies are making delivery services more sustainable. Research comes from news and management consulting reports.

Using news articles filled with professional advice, Job Sage has a list of 10 ways employers can build and promote a diverse and inclusive workplace. 

Best Universities outlined a timeline of affirmative action in higher education, compiling historic court dockets, executive orders and news reports.

Zinnia Health identified six states that don’t have sterile syringe exchange programs, citing data from the Kaiser Family Foundation, and explored what that means for public health efforts in the state.

Student math and reading scores fell before and after COVID-19 closed schools. Explore factors like chronic absenteeism and earning loss with HeyTutor.

Which age groups in America were bigger spenders in 2020? To provide answers, Giving Assistant compiled the following information from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics.