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“At my lowest ebb, I was drinking 12 to 14 bottles of wine and doing five grams of coke per day,” says Mark, a 47-year-old from London, who runs his own successful business. “I started out using it because I wanted to be a party animal. Then I used it to cope with the stress of work. Eventually I lost all control and became a total recluse, staying at home to snort coke all day.”

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The Japanese automaker plans to re-evaluate its products for the U.S. market to better meet customer demand

New Year Eve in Asheville is big business for restaurants. Staff and managers at three area spots are focused on making sure kitchen’s are stocked with the nec

Nissan global product strategy planning boss said electrifying trucks is a mid- to long-term priority, with compact and mid-size SUVs a more immediate concern.

Dealers are worried about the U.S. government paying them back in a timely fashion

Automotive News saw a Nissan supplier memo revealing the current Frontier truck will be sold until the 2029MY before a replacement is launched for 2030MY.

Once used solely as mechanical workhorses, pickup trucks have changed a lot since the good ol' days of carbureted V8 engines. Now used for pretty mu...

A novel crystalline material is readily grown from low-melting-temperature mixtures—a result that points toward a new route to above-room-temperature ferromagnets.

Nissan is considering a new electric ute following pressure from its dealership network, but Australia could be left out.