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# Hitting

EA CEO Andrew Wilson's 2026 pay may have been much larger than previously thought, hitting around $77m in total

Earlier this month EA CEO Andrew Wilson's 2026 fiscal year pay package drew a lot of attention, due to how large it was, frankly. Well, it turns out he may have actually taken home more money than previously thought.

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Christopher Nolan Movies Are Hitting All-Time Low Prices in Amazon's Prime Day 4K Bl-ray Sales

We’re now in the thick of Prime Day, Amazon’s biggest sales event that includes discounts on just about everything.

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SlashGear ·2 mo. ago

Police Are Warning Of A Hard-To-Spot Scam Hitting Gas Pumps This Summer

Be on the lookout next time you go to the gas station. Naturally, the first thing you're probably going to look at when you pull up is the current cost of unleaded.

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SlashGear ·2 mo. ago

5 Car Parts You Should Replace At 100,000 Miles

Half a century ago, hitting 100,000 miles meant the end of the road for your car. (Or, at least the end of the odometer. ) But today, it might only be the midpoint.

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SlashGear ·2 mo. ago

Why Honda Is Hitting Pause On One Of Its Most Popular Pickup Trucks

The Honda Ridgeline has been a staple of the brand's lineup since it launched in 2006. The company launched a barely-changed Ridgeline for 2026, but it looks like that's about to be the final model year for a little…

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SlashGear ·4 mo. ago

5 Things You Need To Do ASAP After Hitting A Pothole

There's a reason almost every driver you know has a story of pothole frustration. It's because it's largely inevitable that you'll fall victim to one somewhere at some point.

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SlashGear ·4 mo. ago

5 Fuel-Efficient Cars In 2026 That Offer Over 50 MPG

Over the last month, gas prices have surged more than 35%, with the average regular price for a gallon hitting $4. 00 as of late March 2026. Oil prices skyrocketed after the U.

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SlashGear ·5 mo. ago

Three Chevy Cars With The Best Odds Of Hitting 250,000 Miles (According To iSeeCars)

According to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), a typical American drives approximately 13,476 miles per year. Given that vehicles on the road in the U. S.