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    This startup wants to transform the legal profession: Wordsmith AI just raised $25 million to drive agentic AI adoption for general counsels and fuel the rise of ‘legal engineers’

    Wordsmith AI, a Scottish startup specializing in AI agents for legal professionals, has raised $25 million in a funding round led by Index Ventures. The investment, which builds on a $5 million seed funding round last year, brings the Edinburgh-based startup’s valuation to $100 million and will be used to scale out its AI infrastructure and drive global expansion. Founded…

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    The Best Manual Sedan for Speed and Fuel Efficiency in 2025

    Finding a car that balances driving fun with practicality isn’t easy, especially if you’re set on a manual transmission. Most fuel-efficient sedans sacrifice excitement for economy, while performance-focused models often guzzle gas. But there’s one standout that delivers the best of both worlds. This compact sedan pairs a slick-shifting six-speed manual with a turbocharged engine, offering punchy acceleration without hurting…

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    Used 2-Row Midsized SUVs With the Best Fuel Economy

    In addition, our data shows that buying a used model doesn’t mean you’re forced to sacrifice fuel economy to get the space and all-weather traction you want. In fact, all of the models below were designed and built recently enough that their performance in our tests—such as those for acceleration, braking, and fuel economy—is on a par with brand-new cars.…

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    Cars, SUVs, and Trucks With the Best Fuel Economy

    The lists below highlight the vehicles by category that got the best fuel economy in Consumer Reports’ latest tests. Rather than display every tested vehicle here, we have selected miles-per-gallon cutoffs that are relative to each category. For example, a vehicle that gets 21 mpg wouldn’t be competitive among compact cars, but it would be among the highest in the…

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    Used Compact Cars With the Best Fuel Economy

    To help steer you to the best choices, we’ve assembled a list of the most fuel-efficient nonhybrid compact cars from the 2020 model year. All got 32 mpg overall or better when we tested them, performed well enough in our tests to be recommended when new, and have average or better reliability according to CR’s Annual Auto Surveys, where we…

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    Used Midsized Sedans With the Best Fuel Economy

    To help steer you to the best choice, we’ve assembled a list of the most fuel-efficient 5-year-old nonhybrid midsized sedans. All performed well enough in our tests to be recommended when new. All have average or better reliability, according to CR’s Annual Auto Surveys, where we ask CR members to tell us about what went wrong with the cars they…

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    Used Hybrid Sedans and Hatchbacks With the Best Fuel Economy

    In addition, even 5-year-old models are new enough that you’ll get many of the modern convenience and entertainment features found in a brand-new model, but at a lower price. To help steer you to the best choices, we’ve assembled a list of the most fuel-efficient 5-year-old hybrid sedans and hatchbacks. All performed well enough in our tests to be recommended…

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    The Japanese SUV With The Highest Fuel Cost Savings

    SUVs and fuel efficiency don’t always go hand in hand. However, one standout Japanese model offers impressive fuel savings while also featuring three rows of seating. This will be music to the ears of growing families, especially those constantly on the go. There’s no underestimating the importance of a spacious SUV with flexible seating and cargo when your days consist…

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    Americans Want Better Fuel Economy

    Other highlights include:• Ninety-six percent of drivers said fuel economy was at least somewhat important to them when considering what vehicle to purchase or lease, and two-thirds (66 percent) said it was very important or extremely important. • Almost two-thirds of Americans (64 percent) agreed that the government should continue to increase fuel-economy standards. • Just 27 percent of Americans…

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    How to Save Money at the Gas Pump | Fuel Prices

    “If you’re just looking at the price from the street, you’re leaving money on the table,” says Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy, a website and smartphone app that helps drivers find the best deals. There are things you can do to keep your gas expenses down. Among them: Use a gas station app or website. Smartphone apps, such…

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