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Tom Murphy's coverage spans healthcare and pharmaceuticals, with a significant focus on sports, particularly college football. He frequently cites data and covers press releases along with government announcements.
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FAYETTEVILLE -- The week-long Arkansas Razorbacks' "All in Roadshow" kicked off Tuesday night in Fayetteville and one of the largest rounds of applause went to a common-sense remark from first-year football Coach Ryan Silverfield.
By: Tom Murphy
A new study says ads are encouraging people to drive way too fast. But the same study and previous IIHS data casts doubt on that conclusion.
BMW's M Division boss confirms the upcoming Neue Klasse M3 will come with pure internal combustion or all-electric, but with no hybrid in between.
Can't find the right color for your next Bentley? Mulliner offers six new options, with more coming next year, and the year after that, and so on.
While courting wealthy American customers, Jaguar Land Rover boss sees a need to build vehicles in the US, perhaps Defender, with partner Stellantis.
Jaguar Land Rover adapted its Electrified Modular Architecture to offer a hybrid version of the latest Defender, in addition to the battery-electric.
By: Tom Murphy
FAYETTEVILLE — Bill Burnett, the all-time career touchdown record-holder for the Arkansas football program, passed away on Saturday as the United States celebrated its 250th birthday.
If the EV market has gone cold, no one told Tesla. After a tumultuous 2025 for all EV makers, sales suggest Tesla has settled into a groove.
The business implications for parts makers and dealers would be huge, but it would likely take a few years before consumers noticed, analyst says.
By: Tom Murphy
Celtic’s summer transfer campaign must bring clarity, not just new faces
