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Apple lays off 614 workers after ditching self-driving car project - Vimarsana News

Apple lays off 614 workers after ditching self-driving car project

Apple is reportedly laying off 614 workers after cancelling its decade-long effort to build a self-driving electric car in its first round of job cuts since the pandemic.

Source: nypost.com
Apple Lays Off 614 Workers After Canceling Electric Car Project - Vimarsana News

Apple Lays Off 614 Workers After Canceling Electric Car Project

Apple suffers its first major round of layoffs since pandemic, after shutting down its vehicle program, "Project Titan"

Uber Eats is Collaborating with Waymo to Automate Food Delivery - Vimarsana News

Uber Eats is Collaborating with Waymo to Automate Food Delivery

This could mean future job displacements for human delivery drivers. Food delivery services like Uber Eats remain popular since people are still willing to pay extra for the convenience of not going out themselves to buy food.

What's Going On With Alphabet Stock Thursday? - Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG), Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) - Vimarsana News

What's Going On With Alphabet Stock Thursday? - Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG), Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL)

Alphabet shares are trading lower Thursday after initially popping late Wednesday on reports the company is considering charging users for AI-powered search. Here's what you need to know.

The canceled Apple Car sounds like a car crash of a project — employees called it "the Titanic disaster" - Vimarsana News

The canceled Apple Car sounds like a car crash of a project — employees called it "the Titanic disaster"

The now-canceled Apple Car was once called "the Titanic disaster" by employees working on the project according to a new report from The New York Times.

Source: imore.com