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Nissan, Honda Explore Merger To Take On World's Biggest Carmaker
Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. are exploring a merger, according to people familiar with the matter, that would create a singular rival to Toyota Motor Corp. in Japan.
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Long-Haul Covid Symptoms Now Hitting Those Under 20 In US
One of the few statistical comforts of the otherwise nightmarish Covid-19 pandemic - that it largely spares young people - is fading: The long-haul symptoms that have stricken many U.S. adults are now hitting those under 20.
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36-Year-Old CEO Has Amazon Riding Shotgun
Rivian Automotive founder R.J. Scaringe approached deep-pocketed Saudi investors in late 2011 with an audacious proposal.
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With Funding From Amazon, 36-Year-Old CEO Drives Into Elon Musk's Turf
Rivian Automotive founder R.J. Scaringe approached deep-pocketed Saudi investors in late 2011 with an audacious proposal. The young entrepreneur confessed he had no experience running a company.
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Tesla May Buy GM Plant to Boost Production, CEO Elon Musk Says
Musk said "it's possible" he would purchase a GM factory in North America if the company is "going to sell a plant or not use it".
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General Motors' Indian-American CFO 1st Woman To Hold Post In Auto Sector
Dhivya Suryadevara has been a fast climber. She earned bachelor's and master's degrees in commerce from the University of Madras in Chennai, India, and an MBA from Harvard University.
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The Car of the Future Will Sell Your Data
Automakers have been installing wireless connections in vehicles and collecting data for decades.
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Self-Driving Taxis Will Have a Messy Problem No One's Talking About
It didn't take long for Pritam Singh to learn a key lesson about working for Lyft. People are disgusting.
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Apple Working With Hertz to Manage Small Autonomous Fleet
When Apple received its licence to test three autonomous vehicles from the state's DMV in April, the documents listed Donlen as the lessor and Apple as the lessee.
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Takata Plans To File For Bankruptcy As Soon As Next Week, Source Says
Bankruptcy filings would put Takata a step closer to a sale to Key Safety Systems Inc., the U.S. air-bag maker owned by China's Ningbo Joyson Electronic Corp.
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Nissan, Honda Explore Merger To Take On World's Biggest Carmaker
Honda Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. are exploring a merger, according to people familiar with the matter, that would create a singular rival to Toyota Motor Corp. in Japan.
-
Long-Haul Covid Symptoms Now Hitting Those Under 20 In US
One of the few statistical comforts of the otherwise nightmarish Covid-19 pandemic - that it largely spares young people - is fading: The long-haul symptoms that have stricken many U.S. adults are now hitting those under 20.
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36-Year-Old CEO Has Amazon Riding Shotgun
Rivian Automotive founder R.J. Scaringe approached deep-pocketed Saudi investors in late 2011 with an audacious proposal.
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With Funding From Amazon, 36-Year-Old CEO Drives Into Elon Musk's Turf
Rivian Automotive founder R.J. Scaringe approached deep-pocketed Saudi investors in late 2011 with an audacious proposal. The young entrepreneur confessed he had no experience running a company.
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Tesla May Buy GM Plant to Boost Production, CEO Elon Musk Says
Musk said "it's possible" he would purchase a GM factory in North America if the company is "going to sell a plant or not use it".
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General Motors' Indian-American CFO 1st Woman To Hold Post In Auto Sector
Dhivya Suryadevara has been a fast climber. She earned bachelor's and master's degrees in commerce from the University of Madras in Chennai, India, and an MBA from Harvard University.
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The Car of the Future Will Sell Your Data
Automakers have been installing wireless connections in vehicles and collecting data for decades.
-
Self-Driving Taxis Will Have a Messy Problem No One's Talking About
It didn't take long for Pritam Singh to learn a key lesson about working for Lyft. People are disgusting.
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Apple Working With Hertz to Manage Small Autonomous Fleet
When Apple received its licence to test three autonomous vehicles from the state's DMV in April, the documents listed Donlen as the lessor and Apple as the lessee.
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Takata Plans To File For Bankruptcy As Soon As Next Week, Source Says
Bankruptcy filings would put Takata a step closer to a sale to Key Safety Systems Inc., the U.S. air-bag maker owned by China's Ningbo Joyson Electronic Corp.
