What kinds of small businesses are doing the best?
Invoice reconciliation: How to reconcile invoices and identify discrepancies
Brex breaks down how businesses with diligent invoice verification experience clearer financial visibility, more trusting supplier partnerships, better cash flow predictions, and stronger safeguards against mistakes and fraud.
Why employee well-being needs a simpler approach
Paylocity explains that wellness programs don't need to be flashy to be effective, as embedding simple, accessible well-being strategies into daily workflows drives real employee impact.
The rising cost of cocoa and tariffs: A bitter reality for the U.S. chocolate industry
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.
The hidden costs of supply chain blind spots—and how AI can solve them
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.
Tax season 2025 by the numbers: Strategic planning for businesses
Ramp shares how new IRS data can help businesses make strategic moves that reduce their taxes.
What is invoice management and how to optimize it in 2025
Ramp explains how invoices keep businesses running and managing them is rarely as simple as it should be, and how invoice management systems help eliminate the typical bottlenecks experienced with manual processes.
Women helm more companies than ever. Why is it still so hard for them to get funding?
Brex explains how, from procurement and vendor payments to employee expenses and compliance, spend management encompasses every aspect of how money moves through an organization—transforming financial operations from a reactive process into a strategic advantage.
Burnout is bad for business — and even worse for your team
How do I check my business credit score for free?
Brex explains how a business credit score shapes growth opportunities in unexpected ways, such as determining if you'll get an expansion loan, influencing whether suppliers offer you better payment terms, or impacting your insurance rates.
How much can renters save by switching from a car commute to using public transit?
Point2Homes calculates that with a monthly income of around $4,000, the average U.S. renter household would save the equivalent of nearly two months’ salary by choosing public transit over commuting by car.
Why you're wasting money on your meds: The truth about generics, brands, and prescription discounts
SaveHealth explores the distinctions between brand-name and generic drugs, outlines the financial advantages of generic alternatives, and demonstrates how using a prescription discount card can offer lower prices than insurance.
Nearly a third of Americans aren't filling their prescriptions because of high costs
GoodRx ran a 12-month survey to better understand the dynamics that shape prescription medication fills and consumer behavior, and found affordability, access issues, and drug shortages prevent many people from actually filling prescriptions.