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Motional loses a backer, another micromobility bankruptcy and a mobility startup unicorn is born

This week, read about autonomous vehicle company Motional, why the Tesla board is likely having discussions about Elon Musk's 2018 $56 billion pay package, a new unicorn focused on student transportation, and more. Amid all the layoffs and startup failures, there is also hiring going on. A little bird pointed us to one particularly interesting hire over at Elon Musk's The Boring Company.

Dunkin' drive-thru proposed for south St. Louis

If approved, this will become the city’s first location of the Massachusetts-based coffee chain, according to the company’s website.

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Beijing Zhaotai / Zhongguancun Renovation Project by NIKKEN SEKKEI LTD

NI Water appoints specialist 'one team' for extensive upgrade of Belfast Wastewater Treatment Works

NI Water has successfully achieved a key milestone with the appointment of the delivery team for the significant upgrade of Belfast Wastewater Treatment Works (WwTW), as part of the Living With Water in Belfast Plan.

Living ink and computational knitwear: 6 programmable materials that will soon shape your world

Scientists are exploiting the natural characteristics of wood, wool, ink and much more.

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Carson City public works chief to retire, deputy director picked as successor

Carson City Public Works Director Andrew Burnham announced his retirement effective June 2. Burnham has served as Public Works Director since 2000. To facilitate an easy transition, Burnham will step down and serve as the Deputy Public Works Director until his retirement date.

Carson City public works chief to retire, deputy director picked as successor

Carson City Public Works Director Andrew Burnham announced his retirement effective June 2. Burnham has served as Public Works Director since 2000. To facilitate an easy transition, Burnham will step down and serve as the Deputy Public Works Director until his retirement date.