Deborah Mary Sophia

1 day ago | marketscreener.com | David Shepardson |Deborah Mary Sophia

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Alphabet's Waymo is recalling more than 1,200 self-driving vehicles to update software and address risks of collisions with chains, gates and other roadway barriers after U.S. auto safety investigators opened a probe last year. The recall affects 1,212 Waymo vehicles operating on the company's fifth-generation automated driving system (ADS) software, the company said. Waymo has over 1,500 vehicles on the road across San Francisco, Los Angeles, Phoenix and Austin.

2 days ago | jp.reuters.com | Deborah Mary Sophia |Marie Mannes

５月１２日、スウェーデンの高級電気自動車（ＥＶ）メーカー、ポールスターは、欧州事業に一段と注力する経営再建方針を明らかにした。写真はロゴ、北京で昨年４月撮影（２０２５年 ロイター/Tingshu Wang） [１２日 ロイター] - スウェーデンの高級電気自動車（ＥＶ）メーカー、ポールスターは１２日、欧州事業に一段と注力する経営再建方針を明らかにした。 ＥＶ需要が世界的に鈍化している上、同社の米国と中国の事業では追加関税の応酬に伴って収益への悪影響が増していることが要因。 このため同社は全車種販売台数の７５％を占める欧州市場での事業に一段と注力することで赤字体質脱却と累積債務の解消を図る方針だ。 マイケル・ローシェラー最高経営責任者（ＣＥＯ）が同日、２０２５年第１・四半期（１―３月）決算開示を受けたアナリスト向けオンライン説明会で表明した。同氏は自動車業界の経験が豊富で、数カ月前にＣＥＯに就任。大がかりな経営戦略変更の陣頭指揮を執っている。...

3 days ago | marketscreener.com | Deborah Mary Sophia |Marie Mannes

(Reuters) -Polestar will focus more on profitable Europe rather than the U.S and China, the company's CEO said on Monday, as the Swedish EV maker seeks to pull itself out of chronic losses and mounting debt. Grappling with a cash crunch amid a broad slowdown in EV demand Polestar has made major strategic changes over the past few months after auto industry veteran Michael Lohscheller took over as a CEO.

3 days ago | claimsjournal.com | Deborah Mary Sophia |AJ Vicens

Alphabet’s Google said it has identified new malware called “LOSTKEYS” tied to the Russian-based hacking group Cold River, which is capable of stealing files and sending system information to attackers. The malware “marks a new development in the toolset” of Cold River, Wesley Shields, a researcher with Google Threat Intelligence Group, said in a blog last week.

6 days ago | internetretailing.com.au | Deborah Mary Sophia

Latest news: Subscribe Email login × E-commerce Shopify is seeing steady growth in the number of merchants signing up on its e-commerce platform and no weakness so far in consumer demand, the Canadian company said on Thursday, easing some investor fears of a tariff-induced hit. The company also said it expects no meaningful impact to its business from the expiration of the “de minimis” policy that allowed import packages valued under US$800 to enter the US duty-free. Only 1 per cent of its...