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Car repossessions are on the rise as more consumers fall behind on their payments amid an inflation crisis that has squeezed millions of U.S. households.

As more deceased whales wash up ashore, conservation groups say these deaths could have been avoided had the White House acted earlier when they received a warning, highlighting this very issue.

A town hall meeting in East Palestine, Ohio, involving representatives from Norfolk Southern turned heated as residents vented their anger over the toxic train derailment.

Ford is increasing production of the Maverick, Bronco Sport, Mustang Mach e and Transit van and looking to boost output of its top-selling F-Series.

Mississippi's governor could sign a bill into law restricting electric car manufacturers from opening dealerships unless they comply with laws required of traditional automakers.

Nordstrom announced it is shutting down operations in Canada, closing 13 stores and cutting 2,500 jobs.

Nevada awarded electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla over $300 million in tax breaks as the company plans to expand its manufacturing efforts in the state.

Costco unveiled a mixed earnings report on Thursday that mostly beat expectations. Costco's CFO Richard Galanti noted some softness in sales of big-ticket items like electronics.

Salesforce hopes that the improved profitability it has gained from layoffs, especially in its Mergers and Acquisitions group will ward off attacks by activist investors.

In the UK the Saudi Public Investment Fund promised that it was not state controlled, but in American court the Fund has said the opposite, raising questions of its legitamacy.

Tesla plans to go from 1.3 million to 20 million cars per year at a $150 billion cost, according to Elon Musk's 'master plan' outlined during the EV maker's Investor Day.

Walmart announced that its nearly doubling the footprint of its health centers by next year. This includes expanding into two new states and deepening its investment in Texas.

The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board is offering available retail licenses to sell marijuana, prioritizing former offenders in the name of "social equity."

General Electric will invest $450 million in manufacturing. It will allocate $335 million of that to aerospace and $117 million to healthcare ahead of a planned divesture.