As the 2030 deadline for many decarbonization commitments draws closer, building owners in U.S. cities are under increasing pressure to comply with stringent building performance standards. These local regulations, aimed at slashing greenhouse gas emissions from existing buildings, are no longer abstract future targets. They are arriving in real time, with substantial financial penalties for…
Vehicles are offered by Hyundai dealers and come with a return window as well as a limited warranty Amazon is getting into the used car business thanks to the assistance of Hyundai dealers. Dealers in Los Angeles can now list used and certified pre-owned vehicles on Amazon Autos. The program will expand in the coming…
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Honda Australia says it doesn’t need to join the flurry of brands adding dual-cab utes to their Australian lineups – not right now, anyway. The Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux utes have been the best-selling vehicles in Australia for the past decade – the HiLux from 2015 through 2022, the Ranger since. In 2025 alone,…
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We’ve all seen them. The memes that come out of a particularly sweltering heatwave. People frying eggs on the asphalt. Plastic mailboxes crumpled to the ground after partially melting. The list goes on. But what you don’t see are images of people’s HVAC units struggling to keep up with this influx of incredibly high temperatures….
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A second source has now echoed what we reported earlier this year: the upcoming electric M version of the iX3 will be called simply the BMW X3 M. Despite being fully electric, the model will not carry the “i” prefix traditionally used for BMW’s EV lineup. Instead, it will follow the same naming convention as…
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68 Miles of pure Wow! This was Day 33 of a 35 day trans-continental journey that took us to both North American coasts. After 2,000 miles of seemingly endless, flat corn fields and cattle ranches that started on Day 26 departing from Pittsburg, we finally hit a sweet spot back in the mountains of the…
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In today’s fast-paced digital economy, how customers pay for products and services is nearly as important as what they’re buying. Big brands have long understood this, offering a wide variety of payment options to attract and retain customers across different markets. For entrepreneurs and small business owners, there’s a lot to learn from how these…
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With the high costs of running a car putting people off – shown by the 22% of UK households without one – to lifestyle shifts making driving less essential, many licence holders end up taking long breaks from driving. Uswitch car insurance experts recently investigated motorists’ opinions on whether licence holders who have not driven…
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Automotive Ford is getting ready to make a bold statement in the electric vehicle world, and it’s starting with something small — literally. The automaker is preparing to launch a new lineup of affordable EVs, and leading the charge will be a compact all-electric pickup. CEO Jim Farley describes it as a “Model…
The competitive digital marketing space today confounds even the most experienced businesses on how to sustain their online presence at a stretch—the right strategy can be an influential key here. Partner with a blue-chip and experienced digital marketing consultancy, and it will make a big difference. As part of their business, these consultants create and…
