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The automotive industry is at an inflection point. Software has changed what consumers expect from today's vehicles, and the increase in processing power unlocks new possibilities. Screens, connectivity, advanced safety features, and autonomy are changing how automakers think about and design tomorrow's vehicles.  

Lexus recently signaled the beginning of the end for the LS with a Heritage Edition honoring the car that essentially launched Toyota’s luxury brand. But much has changed in the 36 years since the original LS debuted. In 2025, some buyers would rather drive, or be chauffeured, in a minivan.

Two of the busiest women in America enjoy a football break together.

If you want to sell a rare bottle of whiskey, how can you be sure you're getting a fair price? That was the question a tech veteran and a bar owner teamed up to answer with their online marketplace, Unicorn. 

The United States has added a 15 percent tariff on European goods since August, and while wine, aerospace and luxury items have been among the hardest hit, French musical instrument makers are also struggling. The US is a key market, buying half of all musical instruments made worldwide.

Having children often shapes how people spend, save, and prioritize their finances—but for many child-free women, that freedom means something entirely different. Without the ongoing costs of raising kids, they often enjoy a level of financial independence that allows for guilt-free indulgence. From personal growth to luxury experiences, these spending…

The 2026 Cadillac Vistiq is a 3-row all-electric SUV with an estimated range of 300 miles, and it delivered impressive efficiency in my testing.

From royals to rock stars, velvet has become synonymous with luxury, so add a little to your home with the best furniture and accessories

Selling your home? Real estate pros reveal six bedroom details that turn buyers off. Plus, learn how to fix them to boost your home's appeal and value.

A car expert reveals 5 SUVs that lose serious value in year two. Learn which models to avoid if you want to protect your investment.

Perception of runaway crime partly blamed for ‘driving away the super-rich’ but in reality some high-profile offences such as watch theft are falling