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Belong used data compiled by the Eviction Lab at Princeton University to compare how eviction levels changed in 10 major U.S. cities in 2022.

Location is one factor in new business success. Using Bureau of Labor Statistics data,  altLINE explored state-by-state business survival rates.  

Nextiva analyzed market research, news reports, and other material to identify factors an organization should consider about digital automation.

Analysis from Firmspace shows the top tools and habits that can help improve productivity and mental health for office workers in shared workspaces.

To find out where people quit their jobs the most, Stacker ranked all 50 states using Bureau of Labor Statistics data from February 2023. 

Stacker used 2021 Bureau of Labor Statistics data to compile a list of 100 jobs without formal education requirements, ranked by median annual income.

To find the true pulse of today’s middle class, SmartAsset examined U.S. Census Bureau data to calculate the bounds on middle class earnings in 100 of the largest U.S. cities, as well as all 50 states.

 Today’s Homeowner created a list based on general home remodeling stats, industry market trends by store and generation, and the most popular remodeling projects to create a picture of the biggest takeaways of 2021 and 2022.

With the number of million-dollar homes rising substantially, Today’s Homeowner took a closer look at the high-end housing market in the U.S.

The top 25 used cars bought in 2022 include pickup trucks, SUVs, compact, and midsized cars. Stacker used data from iSeeCars.com to compile the list.

SmartAsset compared the average cost of a one-bedroom apartment with the average cost of splitting a two-bedroom apartment in 50 of the largest U.S. cities.

SmartAsset examined U.S. Census Bureau migration data to uncover where retirees are moving.

Don’t head into that new job—or even your next project at your current job—without this list of essential Google Sheets hacks compiled by ClickUp.

Ready to start a business? Next Insurance analyzed resources from the Small Business Administration and the Census Bureau to understand the options.

Sana analyzed public polls and data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to determine how Americans are distancing themselves from work.

Experian examined the reasons behind the decline in the number of new mortgages created and why balances are increasing.

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

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

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

Tovuti LMS ranked the 10 most popular TED talks about diversity using data from TED.

Homebuyers in the Southeast are the most likely to get denied for a mortgage, according to a new Stacker analysis of federal lending data.

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

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

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

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

Today’s Homeowner analyzed Census Bureau data to better understand where people are moving to and from, as well as how each generation’s moving patterns differ.

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.

College isn’t for everyone, so Stacker used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to find the 50 highest-paying jobs that don’t require a college degree.

How many jobs has your state’s economy added in the last two decades? Swyft Filings used federal data to rank all 50 states and Washington D.C.

CouponBirds compiled a list of must-have shopping fads over the past 50 years.

You’ve seen the reports, but where are layoffs actually happening? Stacker used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to compare all 50 states and Washington D.C.

Some cars cost more to fuel up. Stacker used data from the Department of Energy’s fuel economy database to rank the 23 most gas-guzzling cars of 2023.

SmartAsset analyzed which cities are best for women in leadership.

COVID-19 drove uneven gains in worker productivity across the nation. ClickUp used Bureau of Labor Statistics data to compare productivity by state.

CoPilot estimated the cost of the most popular electric vehicles from 2021 based on data from its CoPilot Price Pulse tool, Car and Driver, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

MoneyGeek compared 95 cities with labor forces of at least 300,000 to rank the best and worst places for job seekers in the U.S. in 2023.

Stacker used 2021 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau to find what share of each state’s 65-and-over set still has a job.

There are several methods for boosting productivity at work. ClickUp compiled a list of methods that may help employers get the most out of workers.

What are the counties where the most people work from home in each state? ClickUp studied Census Bureau data from 2021 to find out.

Stacker used 2022 Niche data, and other sources, to rank Southern suburban and rural towns.

Swyft Filings used Census Bureau data to identify the states where small businesses employ the largest share of people.

Automoblog compiled data from industry sources, including the Cox Automotive/Moody’s Vehicle Affordability Index (VAI), to understand why buying a car has never been less affordable.

Experian analyzed its auto loan data for the first three quarters of 2022 to identify the most popular cars being financed in your state.

In 2022, rents climbed slower than they had in 2021. Rentlodex ranked cities with the highest rent increases from December 2021 to 2022.

Texas Real Estate Source examined data from the Department of Agriculture to see which states recorded the most growth in farmland prices from 2018 to 2022.

Foothold Technology examined data from the Census Bureau and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to visualize how Hispanic homeownership rates have grown over time and the challenges they face in buying a home.