The BMW iX3 SUV – the first of the German brand’s ‘Neue Klasse’ electric vehicles (EVs) – will be revealed in full at the Munich motor show commencing on September 8, 2025, just a day after arch-rival Mercedes-Benzpulls the covers of its all-new electric GLC with EQ Technology. BMW has called the iX3 “one of…
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For corporate leaders, risk management extends far beyond financial strategy and market positioning. Workplace safety and liability issues are integral to sustaining operations, protecting employees, and safeguarding a company’s reputation. One of the most common, and costly, liability risks for businesses is a slip and fall lawsuit. While these incidents may sound routine, slip and…
Read Time:5 Minute, 12 Second When planning an epic road trip through New Zealand or Australia, choosing between a manual or automatic rental car is a key decision. Each transmission type offers its own advantages and drawbacks, from driving ease and suitability for the terrain, to cost, fuel economy, and availability. Whether you’re tackling winding alpine…
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What if BMW’s first SUV hadn’t been the X5 at all, but a Range Rover with a BMW badge in the showroom? In the mid-1990s, that wasn’t just an idea — it was a real possibility being discussed in Munich and New Jersey boardrooms. The company was wrestling with how to respond to the booming…
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If you’re headed to the upcoming Monterey Car Week and are a staunch Porsche enthusiast, here is a car you’ll want to take out time to see. On Friday, August 15, at the Porsche Classic Restoration Challenge during Werks Reunion, Porsche Santa Clarita, part of Galpin Motors, will unveil a 2007 Porsche 997 GT3 that…
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If you’re a residential HVAC contractor, you may have noticed that replacement sales are a little slower than usual — and you’re not alone. Carrier, Trane, and Lennox all confirmed in their recent earnings calls that sales in this sector are slowing down, and one major culprit is the ongoing shortage of R-454B. The industry’s…
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In 2025, running a small business isn’t just about having a great product. You also need to know how to grab attention online. Social media marketing is one of the most powerful tools available today, but it can be expensive. That’s where grants come in. Believe it or not, many small business owners are now using…
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The brakes remain slammed on Suzuki Jimny XL deliveries as an unspecified problem is worked through – and customers unwilling to wait can get their deposit back. Suzuki dealers have been told to refund Jimny XL orders “where appropriate” as a stop-sale notice due to an unspecified problem remains in place for the popular five-door…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Leadership is not a title — it’s a commitment. It’s not something you achieve once and then simply maintain. Leadership must grow with you, your organization and the world around you. The most effective leaders understand that they are students for life, because the moment you stop…
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Genesis has confirmed that the 2025 G80 Electrified (eG80) will no longer be sold in the U.S. market. While the automaker has not issued a detailed statement, industry insiders point to sluggish sales and the looming tariffs on South Korean-built EVs as key reasons behind the decision. Will it launch the 2026 long wheelbase model?…
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