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The future of Waymo Via had been whispered about for months after parent Alphabet Inc. cut thousands of jobs across the company earlier this year. The post Waymo Via backs away from autonomous trucking appeared first on FreightWaves...

The picture emerging from the Q2 earnings season is one of continued resilience and strength, with an above-average proportion of companies beating estimates and providing reassuring guidance...

Autonomous driving software has come under strong regulatory scrutiny at a time when investors are concerned about heavy investments in the technology amid protracted development timelines. The company said it is seeing significant growth and demand for ride-hailing services in San Francisco, Phoenix and Los Angeles, and is focusing on achieving commercial success in the business. Waymo said it will continue its collaboration with strategic partner Daimler Truck North America to take its autonomous trucking platform forward...

Both Microsoft and Alphabet reported better-than-expected earnings and highlight their investments in artificial intelligence, Boeing posted a narrower-than-forecast loss, XPeng said it is getting a $700 million investment from Volkswagen, and Snap stock tumbled on a disappointing revenue forecast...

The S&P 500 was little changed on Wednesday, July 26, 2023 after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates to fight inflation...

The rapid adoption of generative AI points to a productivity boom in the near future. What does that mean for your job, the economy and the stock market?...