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(NewsUSA) – Commercial auto insurance and fleet safety are meeting the demands of modern-day risk management by analyzing telematics, but more work is needed to optimize this information and put it into action in the industry, according to results of a new report from SambaSafety, the leading provider of cloud-based driver risk management solutions. Telematics…

(NewsUSA) – Over the next two decades, more than $84 trillion in wealth is expected to transfer from Baby Boomers to younger generations. This so-called “Great Wealth Transfer” marks the largest intergenerational handoff of wealth in history. The question is: are families truly prepared? Without proper planning, this wealth can be lost in a generation. Data shows 70…

(NewsUSA) – A Michigan university unveils SOAR™, a new smartphone-based degree program that brings college within reach for busy adults — at half the cost. For millions of adults, finishing college was never about ability — it was about circumstances. Jobs, family responsibilities and rising tuition costs often forced higher education onto the back burner.…

(NewsUSA) – One in four students in the United States today is Hispanic. Yet, despite this growing presence, Latino families are still underrepresented in many states’ public and private school choice programs. In most cases, we don’t even know by how much. From the limited demographic data available, including a recent analysis by Conoce tus…

(NewsUSA) – Young children are naturally curious, and an innovative program from BrightPath Early Learning and Child Care puts this curiosity center stage. The BrightPath curriculum, BeeCurious, involves guided exploration and multiple forms of expression while offering preschoolers autonomy and choices and celebrating learning as a joyful experience. The BeeCurious Curriculum takes a holistic approach…

(NewsUSA) – Do you ever notice a flutter in your chest? Feel unusually tired even after a good night’s sleep? Get winded from walking up the stairs when that never used to happen? These little signs might not feel like a big deal, but they could point to something more serious: atrial fibrillation, or AFib.…

(NewsUSA) – Between deciding where to apply, visiting campuses, and completing financial aid forms, October can feel like crunch time for college-bound students, with more than half ranking college applications as their most stressful academic experience. “Families often tell us that while the college search process is exciting, it’s also overwhelming. However, with the right…