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Sleek, innovative and exceptionally efficient: the Saab PhoeniX concept car showcases design features and technologies which will shape the next generation of cars from Saab.

Based on an new architecture which will empower the next Saab 9-3 model, the PhoeniX introduces ?aeromotional’ design: a visual evocation of the aerodynamic design principles and passion for innovation that inspired the creators of Saab’s first car, the iconic ?rsaab.

The PhoeniX embraces teardrop, ?liquid metal’ forms and a dramatic jet canopy-inspired glasshouse that gives fresh expression to Saab’s signature ?wraparound’ and translucent ice-block design themes.

The clean, muscular shape enables an exceptionally low drag co-efficient of just 0.25 and also explores the potential for airflow management through the use of distinctive, side-mounted ?winglets’.
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AC Schnitzer has showed up at the Geneva Motor Show with not one, but two fresh-off-the-press upgrade packages for 2011.

Not wanting to look completely unfriendly to Mother Earth, AC Schnitzer has taken their expertise to the Z4 and BMW’s EfficientDynamics system, working over a 320d mill to go under the Z4′s hood. The 2011 AC Schnitzer 99d gets a 70-hp boost to 190, hits 60 in 6.9 seconds, releases a scant 99g of C02 per mile and returns a handsome 63 mpg in the European cycle. That, according to Schnitzer, is better than any BMW on the market. Unfortunately, the 99d is just a concept, and won’t be available to the public any time soon.

For the family minded executives attending the show, AC Schnitzer started with the 2011 BMW 550i, bumping the car from 407 to 540 horsepower. According to Schnitzer, the result is a 4.5-second 0-60 sprint and a whopping 198 mph top end. The engine exhales through a new set of the tuner’s own mufflers capped with chrome surrounds. The resulting executive express has been dubbed the ACS5 Sport S.

Hauling all that energy to a stop is a revised set of brakes sporting eight-piston calipers. Outside, Schnitzer went all-out to ensure that the car would be stable at its newfound velocity. The laundry list of exterior mods includes a front spoiler, carbon ducts for the brakes, new engine bay vents and, of course, your choice of 20 or 21-inch AC Schnitzer custom wheels.

Check out the official videos and press releases after the jump.

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Small businesses, which have been bearing the lion's share of job creation in the economic recovery, are picking up the pace. Image: CC Nonsequiterlass/Flickr

Small business hiring has markedly increased in the past three months. The turnaround in small businesses hiring, which creates a majority of U.S. jobs, is seen as a possible turning point for the weak labor market. While hiring in large companies has been relatively flat, a three-month surge in small business hiring is being credited for lowering the U.S. unemployment rate nearly an entire percentage point.

Small business hiring statistics

Hiring at companies with less than 50 employees has been increasing over the past 12 months. From December through February, small business hiring has increased by more than 100,000 jobs per month. In that time period, the U.S. unemployment rate has dropped from 9.8 percent in November to 8.9 percent in February, according to the Department of Labor Statistics. Of the 217,000 jobs created in the U.S. in February, 46 percent of the hires were by small businesses. Payrolls at large companies have only grown by about 10,000 in each of the past three months, just 5 percent of the total jobs created for an employment sector that accounts for 16 percent of non-government jobs.

A turning point in the labor market?

Small business hiring has been increasing, but it still has a long way to go to fix the devastation wrought by the recession. Between April 2008 and February 2010, the small business sector cut 2.7 million jobs. Until December, small business hiring was lackluster. In the past year, 607,000 jobs have been created by small businesses. But the recent surge has analysts optimistic that the trend will continue. Over the past five months, employers have consistently reported that they plan on hiring more employees, according to the National Independent Business Association. A turning point in labor demand was also indicated by a survey conducted by Discover Financial Services, which reported that 11 percent of small businesses planned to hire in February, up from 6 percent in August. Only 20 percent of businesses in the survey planned layoffs, down from 20 percent in August. … click here to read the rest of the article titled “Small business hiring big reason for drop in unemployment rate“
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With a 25-year track record as the leading magazine for architecture and design, Blueprint is regarded by many around the world as the original design magazine. Following the magazine's recent relaunch, it was described by The Observer newspaper as the 'design bible'. Published monthly, it is lovingly produced in large format on the best quality paper, with photography and illustration of the highest standard. But its long-standing appeal is also due to the finest criticism, news and feature writing on design and architecture, directed at professionals and non-professionals, alike. The magazine takes a parallel approach to the different design disciplines, reflecting a belief that fashion, product, furniture and architectural design can share ideas. Subscribe Today!

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