European cars are doing well in the US in 2025, and the winners are the models people actually buy for everyday life. Most of them are SUVs and crossovers, because that is what families and commuters want now. German brands lead the pack. Higher costs from shipping and trade rules did not scare buyers off
Over the past decade, children have been getting their first smartphone younger and younger. What used to happen in early high school now often happens in the last grades of elementary school. For many parents, the choice feels simple and practical. A phone promises safety, location tracking, quick contact, and a way for a child
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Corporate AI use has already moved into the mainstream. A survey from Stanford University found that 78% of companies in 2024 reported using AI in at least one business function, up from 55% the year before, while 71% already used generative AI in at least one function. Market forecasts point in the same direction. IDC