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After turning down $3 million for Aaron Judge's 62nd home run ball, Cory Youmans, the man who caught it, has decided to put it through Goldin Auctions.

Autonomy which acts as a subscription service for EV's like Tesla, is adding electric cars to its line up from Vinfast, Rivian, Kia, and Mercedes Benz.

While auto insurance shopping is down overall, more Americans are looking for new insurance in order to reduce costs, rather than as a result of a car purchase, TransUnion’s report showed.

National Association of Home Builders CEO Jerry Howard argues rising costs and mortgage rates has created "the worst case scenario" in building more affordable starter homes.

General Motors president Mark Reuss said the automaker isn't ready to abandon internal combustion engine vehicles as it transforms into an EV maker.

The company has reports of 16 vehicle fires and one minor injury between March and October that may be related to the recall. Stellantis said the recall fix is under development.

Traders will be watching premarket trading reaction to quarterly earnings reports from Cisco and Bath & Body Works.

Chinese imports to the U.S. have fallen faster than total imports in recent months as political upheavals around the world force businesses to rethink traditional supply chains

The impact of FTX's bankruptcy on its involvement in sports has begun. The exchange's logo was removed from the University of California's football field.

Diesel used in trucks, in homes, and to fuel powerplants has skyrocketed in price as the Jones Act, the pandemic, and Russia's War in Ukraine all disrupt supply.

The chief financial officer of Target Corporation, Michael Fiddelke, said on Wednesday that store theft has hurt the retail giant's gross profit margin.

Gas prices dipped to $3.77 last week, with some stations selling gas below $3 a gallon, according to AAA.

The New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission voted Tuesday to approve raising taxi fares for the first time in a decade. The base fare will increase to $3.