Not quite a Shed debutant this week but not far off it in the unmistakably stumpy shape of the BMW E46 325ti Compact. These chaps came along in 1993 as entry-level BMWs that were affordable for cash buyers with not enough cash for a real 3 Series and aspirational for company car types who were…
The market for crypto casinos is building serious momentum, with platforms where privacy, instant payouts, and on-chain fairness are baked straight into the experience. The sharpest openings sit around the edges, from modern payment solutions that can move faster, to AI-powered games that ensure total transparency. Entrepreneurs interested in this space are not chasing a…
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Just a year after displaying the show car at the ID. Treffen in Locarno, Switzerland, Volkswagen is now putting the ID.3 GTX Fire+Ice into production. Limited to 1,990 units, the special edition is a nod to the 1990 Golf Mk2 Fire and Ice, which was also born out of a collaboration with sportswear brand Bogner…
Car racing is one of the most dynamic and exciting sports, attracting millions of fans around the world. At the same time, this sport requires significant financial investment to support teams, develop technology, and organize competitions. That is why sponsorship plays a key role in the development of car racing. Thanks to sponsors, teams receive…
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Grant Stahla, Co-owner of Stahla Services, a nationwide provider of restroom, shower, and ADA trailer rentals again joins Enterprise Radio. On this episode, the focus will be on the 8 Stall Shower Trailer, all the benefits and the specifics of renting this particular trailer for your needs. Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Grant Stahla discuss the…
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How well does a leading tech giant compensate staff? Amid the ongoing AI talent wars, Google is paying top dollar for talent in all areas, from software engineering to design. According to data from federal filings, obtained by Business Insider on Thursday, Google is paying software engineers a range of $109,180 to $340,000 in base…
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When Toyota announced its lineup for the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed at the end of June, it didn’t mention it would bring its new GT3 race car. The track-only machine made a surprise appearance earlier today by going up the famous hill. Better yet, it wasn’t alone. A second, camouflaged prototype also appeared, believed…
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New York City may have more beaches, longer sunny days, and better facilities for beachgoers, but none of these can make up for the coastal charm of Boston’s beaches. Hence, it calls for a beach vacation in Boston as the temperature soars and days gets hotter. Worry about travel expenses? NY intercity buses are known…
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0 In the age of digital advancement, the traditional classroom setting is evolving rapidly. With the rise of online education, many institutions across the globe are embracing the digital revolution. Utah is no exception. The state is making significant strides towards integrating technology into its educational system. This article will explore whether Utah…
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Copper’s wild ride is back in the headlines, but for the sheet metal and HVAC industries, the whiplash isn’t just about price charts – it’s about survival, adaptation, and reading political tea leaves with a magnifying glass. If you blinked, you missed $5 copper’s return, its crash, and now its latest rerun: a 50% tariff…
