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Today we reach the 22nd and final installment in the Imperial series. In our last edition we reviewed the development and birth of the final production car to wear the Imperial name: The super-extended K-car platform known as the Y-body. Lee Iacocca was keen on the idea of a full-size luxury sedan for the elderly customer, but Chrysler had neither the resources nor the platform to do it properly. Thus the Y-body appeared, and its angular and pencil-thin shape went on sale in 1990 alongside the s...

Cross will resign from Milford Asset Management board, Z Energy role to cease.

Today we continue the Imperial story with Iacocca's close personal friend, Frank Sinatra (or 'fs' if you're talking badges.)

When it comes to choosing the perfect gift for Mother's Day, a bag is hard to beat, especially if it has compartments and coloured lining

Milford Asset Management board chair Mark Cross will retire from the board at the end of June, with a new chair appointed.

Milford has launched three global equity funds, aiming to provide Australian advisers and investors with access to specialist portfolios, while chairman Mark Cross announced his retirement.

We return to our Imperial series again today, and the third installment on the all-new personal luxury coupe Lee Iacocca launched in 1981 to resurrect the historical Imperial name.

Health Minister Robin Swann has praised the work of staff involved in delivering ground-breaking medicines to COVID-19 patients at highest risk of serious illne...

Health Minister Welcomes Treatments For Patients At Highest Risk

This decision to pass the resolution March 1, follows the project's assessment hearing Feb. 24, bringing out multiple property owners who will be affected by the cities assessment.