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Automaker General Motors (GM) agreed to pay $220 million to settle a lawsuit with 35 states and Washington, D.C., which alleged the company sold drivers’ data to insurance companies, several attorneys general involved with the settlement announced…

After more than 100 years on the New York Stock Exchange, the automaker is shifting its listing to the Nasdaq, which is home to many technology companies.

GM expects to keep its “GM” ticker symbol, and the company says shareholders do not need to take action because of the transfer.

GM plans to expand "eyes-off" autonomous driving across more vehicles as it invests in AI and software, areas that could become a growing source of revenue.

The amount of data about you that many cars collect — and sell to third parties — is staggering.

Polestar is done in the U.S. market. Its sister brand Volvo, owned by the same Chinese parent company, was spared. No one has explained why.

General Motors is laying off hundreds of salaried employees in its information technology operations.

From Google News - World: GM cutting hundreds of salaried IT workers as it cuts costs, evaluates needs - CNBC

From TechCrunch: Porsche shutters e-bike, battery, software subsidiaries as part of company overhaul

EV sales have slowed significantly. Business Insider compiled a list of cars that have been discontinued or delayed this year.