Industries

GM on Thursday announced a $491 million investment into its Marion, Indiana, metal stamping plant to ready the facility to make parts for EVs and other future products.

A Michael Jordan 1998 NBA Finals jersey just broke the record at a Sotheby's auction for the most expensive item in sports memorabilia history. It sold for over $10 million.

A Canadian Tesla owner claimed his electric vehicle died and that a new battery would cost $26,000. He said the vehicle was locked and he could not access ownership papers.

Typical monthly payments for a new car got steeper in August, hitting a record $743, according to the Cox Automotive/Moody's Analytics Vehicle Affordability Index.

Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy provides insight on the averted railroad strike, President Biden's controversial student loan handout, and the upcoming election.

The cost of riding in a New York City taxi could rise. Flat rates to airports could jump if changes are made, with a trip to John F. Kennedy International costing $65.

Walmart is looking to boost clothing sales and is launching a more realistic virtual try-on tool, making it easier for online shoppers to make a purchase.

The House Oversight Committee has called out big oil, alleging that the fossil fuel companies have been deceptive about reducing emissions and greenwashing records.

White Castle is releasing a new snack available in grocery stores nationwide: White Castle Bites, which come in Hamburger and Cheeseburger flavors.

Americans who have grown fond of the "buy now, pay later" services may be having a difficult time with the "pay later" part of the agreement, a report states.

Ye, formerly know as Kanye West is set to launch Yeezy retail stores after sending a termination letter to The Gap, claiming that the company has yet to live up to their agreement.

Los Angeles Lakers president and co-owner Jeanie Buss is using her "position" in the sports industry to launch the world's only all-female "Women of Wrestling" franchise.

Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard, donates his company to a climate focused trust to "reimagine capitalism" after 50 years in making outdoor gear.

Former IMF chief economist Kenneth Rogoff analyzes the US economy ahead of expected Fed rate hikes as inflation continues to be problematic for markets.