Will Martin
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businessinsider.com | Will Martin |Tom Carter |Henry Blodget
Nissan has announced another round of brutal cost-cutting as Trump's tariffs threaten to derail attempts to turn the struggling carmaker around. The beleaguered Japanese giant said on Tuesday it would cut 20,000 jobs and cut its production facilities from 17 to 10 by 2027 as it slipped deeper into crisis. The job losses include the 9,000 layoffs announced late last year as part of a turnaround plan to improve the automaker's dire financial position.
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businessinsider.com | Will Martin |Tom Carter |Henry Blodget
Chinese firm WeRide is the latest piece of Uber's robotaxi puzzle. The two companies announced last week that WeRide's driverless taxis would be coming to the Uber app in 15 cities outside the US and China over the next five years. It did not reveal the list of cities. The deal is the latest in a series that Uber has struck with self-driving companies, and WeRide's CEO told Business Insider that the expanded partnership would supercharge the development of WeRide's autonomous vehicles.
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2 days ago |
businessinsider.com | Will Martin |Thibault Spirlet |Henry Blodget
Elon Musk said on Sunday that President Donald Trump's new "gold card" immigration program is already being tested. "We're doing a quiet trial to make sure the system works properly," he said in an X post.
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businessinsider.com | Will Martin |Tom Carter |Henry Blodget
Tesla has had a difficult start to the year, leaving some questioning whether Elon Musk is the right person to lead the EV giant. In early May, The Wall Street Journal reported that members of Tesla's board had reached out to recruitment firms to begin the search for a new CEO. The news came as the automaker faces a stock price slump and collapsing sales around the globe.
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5 days ago |
businessinsider.com | Will Martin |Nora Redmond |Henry Blodget
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