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458 storiesVolkswagen ends US production of ID.4 electric SUV
Volkswagen is ending U.S. production of its ID.4 electric vehicle to prioritize gas-powered SUVs, as the automaker adjusts to cooling domestic demand for EVs.
Amazon’s chip business hits $20 billion annual revenue run rate
Amazon’s chip business reached a $20 billion annual revenue run rate, while CEO Andy Jassy plans to spend $200 billion in 2026 on capital expenditures.
Used electric vehicle sales climb as new EV market struggles
Cox Automotive reports used EV sales are rising due to expiring leases and high gas prices, even as new EV sales fell some 28% after tax credits were axed.
SpaceX reportedly files for IPO with $1.75 trillion valuation target
SpaceX has reportedly filed confidential paperwork for an initial public offering, aiming to raise $75 billion at a $1.75 trillion valuation.
Anthropic leads private market demand as SpaceX IPO looms
Anthropic is the most sought-after private stock, but SpaceX’s reportedly imminent IPO threatens to absorb market liquidity, potentially disadvantaging other companies planning public offerings.
Lucid sales dip as supplier issue triggers Gravity SUV recall
Lucid reported a Q1 sales dip due to a supplier issue with second-row seats that triggered a recall of more than 4,000 Gravity SUVs, though production guidance remains unchanged.
Tesla's Texas factory workforce dropped 22% in 2025
Tesla's Austin factory workforce fell 22% to 16,506 in 2025, even as the company's global headcount increased, following two consecutive years of declining sales.
OpenAI shuffles leadership as key executives transition roles
OpenAI is reshuffling its executive team, with Chief Operating Officer Brad Lightcap moving to a new special projects role while other leaders take medical leave.
Tesla ends Model S and Model X production to focus on Cybercab
Tesla is ending production of its Model S and Model X vehicles to pivot toward the Cybercab, which faces significant regulatory hurdles before it can hit the road.
Tesla deliveries miss expectations as sales growth stalls
Tesla delivered 358,023 EVs in Q1, missing analyst expectations, as cheaper models failed to significantly boost sales and the company risks a third consecutive year of sales decline.
SpaceX files for IPO in potential $1.75 trillion listing
SpaceX has reportedly filed for a confidential IPO, potentially seeking a $1.75 trillion valuation, and expects to raise $75 billion in what could be history's largest listing.
Hasbro confirms cyberattack, warns of weeks-long recovery
Hasbro has confirmed a cyberattack and taken systems offline, warning that the incident may take several weeks to resolve as it investigates potential data theft.
Supplier error triggers recall of more than 4,000 Lucid Gravity SUVs
Lucid Motors is recalling more than 4,000 Gravity SUVs after discovering improperly welded seat belt anchors caused by a supplier's unapproved manufacturing process change.
AI seed startups face higher valuations and faster growth demands
AI seed startups are commanding higher valuations and faster traction expectations, forcing investors to move earlier into pre-seed deals and underwrite real-world traction sooner.
Yupp shuts down after raising $33 million
Yupp is shutting down less than a year after launch, citing a lack of product-market fit as the AI landscape shifts toward agentic systems.
Project Hail Mary becomes Amazon MGM’s highest-grossing film
Project Hail Mary has become Amazon MGM Studios' highest-grossing film ever, validating the company's strategy of producing big-budget, commercial movies after a string of underperforming releases.
SK hynix targets 2026 U.S. IPO to close valuation gap
SK hynix has filed for a potential U.S. listing, targeting 2026 to raise an estimated $10 billion to $14 billion and bridge its valuation gap with global peers.
Netflix hikes prices following failed acquisition bid
Netflix has increased subscription prices across its streaming tiers, effective March 26 for new members, following the company's decision to abandon its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery.
Meta cuts jobs as AI spending surges
Meta is laying off fewer than 1,000 employees across multiple teams, marking its second round of workforce reductions in 2026 as the company ramps up AI spending.