(Bloomberg) -- There’s a lot of investor excitement about driverless cars, yet Alphabet Inc.’s shares reflect little of that euphoria — even as its Waymo robotaxis proliferate in major US cities.Most Read from BloombergBezos Wedding Draws Protests, Soul-Searching Over Tourism in VeniceUS State Budget Wounds Intensify From Trump, DOGE Policy ShiftsCommuters Risk Lives in Johannesburg With Taxi Groups at WarWaymo says its vehicles have driven more than 71 million miles without a human operator as...
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Continue ReadingStock futures rose but came off gains and oil prices recouped some losses Tuesday after Israel accused Iran of violating a cease-fire that President Donald Trump had announced just a few hours earlier. Tesla rose 2.6% in premarket trading. The electric-vehicle company jumped 8.2% to $348.71 on Monday following the launch Sunday of its robo-taxi service in Austin, Texas...
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