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Kid’s Biz Day gives young entrepreneurs a chance to sell their creations and build business skills in downtown Monticello Dec. 5th. Registration closes Nov. 23rd.

According to the latest IndexBox report on the global Kids Rain Boots for Toddlers market, the market enters 2026 with broader demand fundamentals, more disciplined procurement behavior, and a more regionally diversified supply architecture.

The intestinal worm Necator americanus (commonly known as hookworm) arrived in the warm, humid climate of the South with the slave trade and remained endemic there until the 1950s. Hookworm spread through people’s bare feet around unsanitary privies, and in the early 20th century 40 percent of children in 12 states from North Carolina to…

Chop It Up, a culinary business in DeKalb known for redefining soul food by blending traditional flavors with modern, health-focused techniques, is hoping the community comes out to support the dreams of young entrepreneurs.

A Texas tech entrepreneur, his wife and two kids, along with their friends and nanny, were the passengers killed Sunday when a private jet nosedived and crashed in a South Florida neighborhood.

Parents are underestimating how frequently their children use generative artificial intelligence, especially at younger ages. According to a new YouGov study commissioned by interface, 40% of French 11- and 12-year-olds report using general-purpose generative AI at least weekly, compared with just 26% according to parents’ own estimates.

When a founder’s startup stake grows far beyond what one person can shield from tax, the statute quietly hands an escape route to every family member willing to hold the right shares at the right time.

Trump Accounts—tax-advantaged investment accounts for kids—are a game-changing tool designed to help every American child build savings and a stronger financial future.

Forget computer science degrees; most parents would prefer that their kids become electricians rather than software developers. 

A business casual vibe informed the unspoken dress code at the Money20/20 conference in Las Vegas this week. The standouts chose suits.