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Chalkbeat reports that teachers who share the specific racial or ethnic background of their students may be better able to forge connections that benefit kids academically and emotionally.

Compartés reports that the U.S. chocolate industry is in turmoil with new tariffs to disrupt supply chains and increase costs, and both manufacturers and retailers are feeling the squeeze.

Davis, Saperstein & Salomon, P.C. explains that it’s possible to switch lawyers during a case, but suggests making sure you are changing for the right reasons.

Edmunds reports that while J.D. Power forecasts EV sales in the U.S. will hold at 1.2 million sales this year, it predicts EV market share will hit 26% by 2030.

Trackonomy explains that a new generation of artificial intelligence tools is making it possible to see supply chain blind spots—and solve what was once unknowable.

Freedom Debt Relief explains that it’s important to understand how overdraft works, what to do if your account is overdrawn, and how to avoid overdrafts in the future so that you can sidestep fees and financial setbacks.

Here are crypto’s 10 biggest disasters, according to PeopleWin‘s analysis of news coverage and collapses as chronicled by Web3IsGoingGreat.

Health Centers Near Me analyzed Bureau of Labor Statistics data to explore why more older Americans are in the workforce now than 20 years ago.

Long’s EcoWater Systems discusses the various ways to purify water regardless of your budget, water test results, space and maintenance requirements.

Finder reports that the popular money transfer service Zelle has dropped its app and is now only available via partnered institutions.

Stacker analyzed wealth data and research to show how trillions of dollars could wind up in the hands of millennials in the next 20 years.

The General breaks down 10 essential maintenance tasks that help keep your car safer, more reliable, and on the road longer.

NEXT discusses how to assess your liability risk and protect your business investment.