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After setting up shop in Tucson, a self-driving truck developer is weighing the sale of its local site, which it received city incentives for, and other U.S. operations.

After months of turmoil and an inability to regain meaningful momentum, TuSimple looks at selling its U.S. operations. The post TuSimple prepares to exit US autonomous trucking market appeared first on FreightWaves.

The company’s CEO says there’s no firm buyer lined up and that the plan to separate U.S. operations doesn’t arise from pressure related to a CFIUS review.

TuSimple filed an appeal with the Nasdaq to suspend its delisting after failing to report quarterly earnings.

TuSimple reported Thursday that it received a delisting notice from the Nasdaq for failing to file its quarterly report on time.

Three Griffith University research projects have been successful in gaining grants from the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF).The MRFF seeks to transform health and medical research and innovation to improve lives, build the economy and contribute

The Station is a weekly newsletter on the future of transportation. This week, WeRide files an IPO and the Cruise Origins rolls into Austin.

Xiaodi Hou said he resigned from TuSimple's board because he disagreed with CEO pay package, decision to pivot from L4 to L2 autonomy.

TuSimple's co-founder, Xiaodi Hou, resigned from the company's board before an investigation into his poaching of staff could be concluded.

Autonomous truck maker TuSimple, whose driving system was involved in a single-vehicle crash last year, did not receive any penalties from FMCSA. Also: CFI driver named Highway Angel of the Year; TCA names drivers of the year.