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Why Roadzen’s FY2026 results matter for RDZN stock and AI-powered auto insurance
Roadzen’s record FY2026 results sharpen RDZN’s AI insurance story with 42% Q4 revenue growth, narrower losses and a clearer profitability path.
Honeywell has finally broken up, so what changes now for 30,000 aerospace employees?
Honeywell Aerospace has started trading independently after separating from Honeywell Technologies, giving Jim Currier direct control over more than 30,000 employees, a $19 billion business and a supply chain struggling to keep pace with aviation and defence demand.
Corporación América Airports faces December tender after Brasília concession reset
Corporación América Airports must rebid for Brasília Airport after a major concession reset. Read what the tender means for CAAP investors and Brazil.
Bosch extended Stefan Hartung’s contract to 2031, so why is Christian Fischer taking over next week?
Christian Fischer will become Bosch chief executive on July 1, inheriting a margin recovery plan, major Mobility job cuts and the integration of the company’s largest-ever acquisition.
Lime wants a $1.66bn valuation, but its IPO is also a balance-sheet rescue
Lime’s proposed Nasdaq IPO could raise nearly $181 million and convert much of its debt into equity, but investors must decide whether global micromobility has finally become a durable business.
Volkswagen already planned 50,000 job cuts, so why is Oliver Blume reportedly targeting 100,000 now?
Volkswagen is reportedly considering up to 100,000 global job cuts, four German plant closures and a 15% investment reduction, potentially transforming Europe’s largest automaker into a smaller, more decentralised and financially disciplined industrial group.
How Airbus’s hybrid-work dispute could affect aircraft deliveries and engineering jobs
Why did Airbus unions protest its four-day office mandate? Explore jet delivery pressure, hybrid work, employee risks and investor implications in Europe.
Why Waymo’s latest robotaxi recall could rattle the self-driving future
Find out how Waymo’s robotaxi recall could reshape autonomous vehicle safety, regulation and Alphabet investor sentiment today!
Carnival (NYSE: CCL) Q2 FY26 print meets Iran fuel shock as PROPEL 2029 targets land
Carnival (NYSE: CCL) just printed record Q1 and launched a USD 2.5B buyback. The Iran fuel shock is the part the bull case has to absorb.
Lucid raised billions and secured an Uber deal, so why is it cutting jobs again?
Lucid Group is eliminating jobs, a factory shift and its chief operating officer role as Silvio Napoli attempts to align production with demand and preserve cash for the Gravity SUV, midsize vehicles and robotaxi partnerships.