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Kiwa | NQA reports that the EU MDR classifies medical devices into four risk categories, outlining compliance requirements and the role of notified bodies for certification.
Quiq reports that conversational commerce blends messaging and shopping, allowing real-time interactions for browsing, purchasing, and personalized support via AI and messaging apps.
Xero reports five steps for small retailers to manage accounts payable during the holiday stock-up, emphasizing supplier terms, cash flow, and fraud prevention.
Floodlight reports that top podcast advertisers spent $41.1 million in September 2026, driven by betting apps and ChatGPT, marking a 20.9% increase from August.
ERGO NEXT reports on 9 holiday retail planning tips for small businesses, emphasizing careful inventory management, customer engagement, and efficient fulfillment to boost sales.
Wix reports that choosing the right domain name is crucial for branding. Key tips include keeping names short, memorable, and aligned with your business.
Zapier reports that 76% of SMB owners are automating work, but many lack proper governance, adding that effective planning and policies are crucial for safe AI use.
Mercury reports that early-stage companies struggle with finance tool sprawl, which adds complexity and costs, and recommends consolidating financial workflows to streamline operations.
Ramp reports that the accounts receivable (AR) process is crucial for tracking customer payments and ensuring steady cash flow, enabling timely operations and growth.
Freight Right reports China-U.S. ocean freight rates remain steady amid tighter post-holiday space, while air freight prices have surged due to increased demand and reduced capacity.
1-800Accountant reports seven year-end strategies small businesses should use for tax prep, including reconciling books, managing mileage logs, and timing equipment purchases.
ERGO NEXT reports on hiring seasonal employees for the holidays, offering 7 key tips to ensure effective staffing, training, and business protection measures.
Way reports that the car wash industry is booming, expected to grow from $16.3 billion in 2025 to $20.7 billion by 2033, driven by demand and private equity interest.
Intuit QuickBooks reports small businesses are set to capture $118 billion this holiday season, with consumers planning to spend $278 billion, highlighting a rise in support for small businesses amid varying shopper concerns.
BILL reports that automating expense reporting streamlines financial processes, captures spending at purchase, and enforces policies in real-time, boosting efficiency.
Zapier reports that companies are significantly investing in AI, with 52% spending over $100K monthly, yet a third of employees are unaware of these costs.
Xero reports that hiring a $50,000 employee can actually cost up to $70,000 when factoring in taxes, benefits, and payroll software—owners should budget accordingly.
SVGMaker reports on the importance of centralized vector systems for brand consistency, highlighting how AI tools can streamline design processes and reduce fragmentation.
Emergent Solar Energy reports that Midwest and Rust Belt manufacturers face rising electricity costs due to AI-driven data center loads, prompting urgent energy strategy shifts.
Wix reports six common mistakes startups make when choosing a domain name, emphasizing the importance of long-term strategy, domain history, and appropriate extensions.
Intuit QuickBooks reports Americans think starting a business costs $28,000, while actual owners spend about $12,000, highlighting perception barriers to entrepreneurship.
OnTheClock reports that 68% of small business owners are open to AI in payroll, but only 11% trust it fully, concerned about errors and responsibility.
