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Journalist for Forbes, Chief Executive et al. Former WSJer. Business, politics, culture, media and good old-fashioned newspaper ink. Sconny!
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Mazda CX-70 Shows What Large SUV Can Do Without 3 Rows

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By Dale Buss Verified
| Forbes Verified
Sure, if you go up the Mazda lineup just one slot, there’s the CX-90 with three rows, if you need that for your four children. But for everyone else, the two--row Mazda CX-70 not only meets passenger needs but also stands out for its elegant styling, welcoming interior and pleasant driving experience. The 2025 CX-70 is the latest offering from Mazda to fill out a lineup that once consisted mostly of sporty roadsters and hatchbacks.
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Toyota Land Cruiser Handles Off-Roading With A Family In Tow

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By Dale Buss Verified
| Forbes Verified
Throughout our winter of discontent in the snowy Upper Midwest, the vehicles that have stood out are true utility models — those that come through in important uses when it counts. At the top of that list ranks the 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser, a recently redesigned three-seat behemoth whose off-road nature has come in very handy this year and yet whose ride and refinements make it a fitting lead vehicle for a family at any time of year and in any climate.
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Media Shot

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By Dale Buss Verified
| DBusiness Verified
Manoj Bhargava became a billionaire by inventing the energy shot, then turned to salvaging the world’s fresh-water supply, reinventing fertilizer for Third-World farmers, attacking the challenge of distributed electricity generation, developing a promising new therapy for Alzheimer’s disease, and — maybe most difficult of all — removing bias from television news. But he was striving toward all of that mostly in relative anonymity. Not so much anymore.
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