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Amazon hit with allegations of unsafe drivers on Christmas Eve.

German automaker BMW AG said on Monday it was being investigated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

A New York state judge on Monday ruled in favor of Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft Inc in a lawsuit against New York City, striking down a new rule limiting how much time drivers for ride-hailing services can spend cruising streets in busy areas of Manhattan without passengers.

Advance Auto Parts said it will sell DieHard auto batteries in its more than 4,800 stores.

Tesla shares hit a record high of $420 apiece.

Cambridge Mobile Telematics found which days are the most dangerous for drivers during the holidays.

Speed of over a hundred miles per hour on a curve caused a 2018 crash and fire in Florida that killed the teenage driver of a Tesla Model S and a passenger, federal investigators have concluded.

President Trump emphasized how well the American economy is doing, reiterating how "we have the greatest economy in the history of our country."

The automaker is making a big move into the electric vehicle market.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in documents posted Thursday that it is investigating Audi, Toyota, Honda and Mitsubishi in connection with a Takata recall involving 1.4 million inflators.

In February, the two automakers said they would invest EUR1 billion ($1.14 billion) to share equal stakes in a mobility services company now called Your Now, under which Share Now -- a merger of the car-sharing brands Drive Now and Car2Go -- was bundled.

USMCA won't fix NAFTA's problems, the autoworkers union president said.