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The mother of disgraced former-FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried penned a 2013 essay saying "it’s time to move past" the "philosophy of personal responsibility."

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.

United Airlines predicted that the Sunday after Thanksgiving will be its busiest travel day since before the COVID pandemic, with an estimate of over 460,000 passengers.

A Florida man was reportedly arrested after causing a disturbance at Walt Disney World's EPCOT park. The 30-year-old chugged two beers in around 30 seconds.

Tyson Foods said it is recalling nearly 94,000 pounds of ground beef products that may contain “mirror-like” material.

Frontier Airlines launched a new all-you-can-fly GoWild! Pass, giving pass holders unlimited flights between U.S. destinations and Puerto Rico.

JetBlue adds new service to Paris first between John F. Kennedy International (JFK) in New York and the Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) beginning in 2023.

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.

The first customer Tesla Semis will be delivered at an event at the automaker's factory in Sparks, Nevada, on December 1, more than five years after it was unveiled.

Rivian’s peers went public via mergers with special-purpose acquisition companies, a less lucrative route. They are now raising capital in a difficult funding environment.

Airbnb is upgrading its platform so that new hosts can get one-on-one setup guidance from superhosts in an effort to remove any barriers keeping someone from listing their home.

Late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' old pair of Birkenstock sandals were bought for over $218,000 at auction over the weekend, according to Julien's Auctions.

Although EVs and full-size pickup trucks enjoy the hottest demand in the market, they are the "most problematic," the nonprofit organization that evaluates products and services said.