GM CEO calls self-driving unit layoffs 'prudent,' still sees 'huge opportunity'

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GM CEO calls self-driving unit layoffs 'prudent,' still sees 'huge opportunity'

DETROIT (Reuters) – General Motors Co’s top executive on Friday said layoffs announced a day earlier at the company’s self-driving Cruise unit were “prudent” but insisted that she sees a “huge opportunity” for its vehicles to move both people and packages.
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SeaWorld sued for collecting monthly fees on annual passes while parks are closed

A SeaWorld annual pass holder in San Diego has sued the theme park operator for continuing to collect membership fees while its parks remain closed amid coronavirus lockdowns. The lawsuit, filed last week in San Diego federal court, seeks nationwide …
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QFC, Fred Meyer grocery workers earn extra money after protesting end of 'Hero Pay'

They’ve been on the frontlines of the pandemic for months making sure grocery stores are stocked. Now, QFC and Fred Meyer grocery store workers are protesting the end of their so-called “Hero Pay”– a $2-dollar-an-hour pay boost by parent company …
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Luckin Coffee fires CEO and COO after accounting scandal

New York (CNN Business) Luckin Coffee fired its CEO after the Chinese homegrown rival to Starbucks was found to have fabricated sales.
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More growth on Huntsville's South Memorial Parkway

A new mixed-use office complex for technology companies is coming on south Memorial Parkway in Huntsville, developers say. Freedom Real Estate & Capital is developing the 92,000-square-foot facility at 4040 Chris Drive. Torch Technologies and Invariant …
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