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Formula One Unveils Bold Future: New Cars, US Growth, and American Automakers Return

Formula One kicks off its 75th season with new cars, more races, and growing popularity, especially in the US, thanks to Netflix's "Drive to Survive."

Rachel Reeves faces painful spending cuts or higher taxes as economic forecasts downgraded

Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces pressure to cut spending or raise taxes due to over-optimistic growth and productivity forecasts, leaving her finely balanced Budget vulnerable to downgrades.

KKR Leads $1.6 Billion Debt Financing for Constellation Automotive Group

Apollo, HPS, and Hayfin join KKR in providing £1.3 billion debt for Constellation Automotive Group, owned by TDR Capital.

Thames Floats Debt at Record High as Investors Bet on Bailout

Thames Water needs cash to avoid insolvency, and investors are eager to provide it, with prices for the opportunity reaching 112% of face value in the secondary market.

U.S. Homebuilding Plunges in January

US single-family homebuilding plunged 8.4% in January due to severe weather and rising costs stemming from tariffs and high mortgage rates

Serve Robotics Rolls Out Sidewalk Delivery Robots in Miami

Serve Robotics expands to Miami, partnering with Shake Shack and Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza for sidewalk delivery using autonomous robots.

Healthcare Realty Trust beats Q4 profit estimates

Healthcare Realty Trust reports Q4 FFO of $143.4 million, beating estimates, with revenue of $309.8 million. FFO for the year was $576.8 million, with revenue of $1.27 billion. The company expects full-year FFO in the range of $1.56 to $1.60 per share.

Who's Running DOGE? Trump Administration Says Not Elon Musk

Elon Musk is not in charge of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), according to the White House. In an affidavit, a Trump administration official claimed Musk is merely a "senior adviser" with no actual authority to make government decisions.

The Apartment Roller Coaster: Renters' Good Times Are Coming to an End

The apartment market is shifting as the number of new units coming to market slows down, leading to a potential increase in rents for tenants. The construction boom of the past few years has kept prices in check, but rising interest rates and a slowdown in construction are creating a shortage of supply. As a result, renters who have been enjoying discounts and perks may see those benefits disappear and could face higher rent increases in the future.

China Expected to Keep Lending Rates Unchanged as Trade Tensions Linger

China is likely to maintain steady lending rates, as policymakers balance financial stability with growth amid trade tensions and a recent surge in bank lending.