A factory triple-black muscle car, this 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS packs a numbers-matching 454-cubic-inch LS6 V8 engine.

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The Public Procurement Authority (PPA) says it is aiming for a 90 per cent reduction in procurement-related breaches across the public sector as it begins full implementation of the Ghana Electronic ...

A Ferrari F430 Spider that once struggled to stand out in the collector market has found new life — and a significantly higher value — after undergoing a manual transmission conversion. Originally ...

The Nissan Z is about to become more exclusive. The autoamaker will shift to a "made-to-order" production approach for the ...

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Over the past decade, sports nutrition has quietly become one of the most technologically driven areas of performance support. Dietitians and athletes now interact with artificial intelligence (AI) ...