What Florida Car Buyers Must Know Before Signing Anything

What Florida Car Buyers Must Know Before Signing Anything

Buying a car in Florida can be an exciting milestone, but it’s also a financial trap for the unprepared. The Sunshine State has its own set of rules, dealership practices, and legal nuances that can catch buyers off guard. If you’re not careful, a simple oversight can cost you thousands of dollars. Before you sign…

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Chinese automakers grab record hybrid market share in Europe

Chinese automakers grab record hybrid market share in Europe

[LONDON] Chinese automakers continued to expand their European foothold in May, capturing the highest share ever of hybrid-car sales and the biggest slice of the electric vehicle (EV) market in 10 months. Manufacturers led by BYD and Saic Motor’s MG surpassed 9 per cent share in both of those categories, based on figures from industry…

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PwC Singapore appoints 11 new partners across different practices

PwC Singapore appoints 11 new partners across different practices

[SINGAPORE] PwC Singapore has named 11 new partners as it responds to increasing demand for industry-focused advice and cross-border capabilities. The appointments span a wide range of sectors, including financial services, technology, healthcare, logistics and real estate. PwC Singapore’s executive chairman Marcus Lam said: “Each of our new partners embodies the best of our firm…

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Sydney flights disrupted by heavy rain and winds, flood alert raised

Sydney flights disrupted by heavy rain and winds, flood alert raised

Published Tue, Jul 1, 2025 · 09:32 AM [SYDNEY] Strong winds and heavy rain led airlines to cancel many domestic flights from Sydney on Tuesday as Australia’s weather bureau warned an intense low-pressure weather system offshore could result in flash flooding in parts of the country’s southeast. Qantas Airways cancelled at least 11 domestic flights…

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Apple loses bid to dismiss major US antitrust case

Apple loses bid to dismiss major US antitrust case

[WASHINGTON] A federal judge on Monday denied Apple’s motion to dismiss a major antitrust lawsuit brought by the US government, allowing the case challenging the tech giant’s alleged smartphone monopoly to move forward. District Judge Julien Neals of New Jersey ruled that the government had adequately demonstrated that Apple maintains monopoly power in smartphone markets…

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