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Mobileye’s founder is stepping aside just as its biggest technology gamble begins
Mobileye Global is preparing for its first chief executive search after 27 years as founder Amnon Shashua shifts toward long-term technology development, leaving investors to assess a riskier robotaxi and robotics strategy.
Rivian (RIVN) falls 18% as $1.2bn share sale tests R2 funding case
Rivian fell 18% after pricing a 75m share sale at US$15.50. July results must prove R2 demand can outrun dilution and cash burn.
QuantumScape stock loses Honda spike as QS faces scale test
Honda validated QuantumScape’s battery, but QS has lost 7.7% since the rally. Eagle Line manufacturing now decides whether confidence returns.
QuantumScape (NYSE: QS) solid-state milestones meet Honda-PowerCo validation test
QuantumScape (NYSE: QS) just added Honda to its PowerCo partnership on solid-state batteries. The QSE-5 ramp and 2027 licensing are the next real tests.
BMW shares lose 10% in five days as new chief executive confronts China and cost pressures
BMW Group has sharply reduced its 2026 profit expectations after weaker Chinese demand and higher geopolitical costs overwhelmed growth in Europe and the United States, placing its global production model, workforce and electric vehicle strategy under renewed investor scrutiny.
BMW says mass layoffs are not planned, so where will 7,700 roles disappear?
BMW is preparing workforce discussions after cutting its 2026 outlook, putting jobs, manufacturing localisation and the new chief executive’s cost strategy under investor scrutiny.
QuantumScape (NYSE: QS) holds $8 as solid-state battery bet shifts to licensing
QuantumScape can charge a battery in 12 minutes in the lab. The harder question is whether its licensing model can turn that into revenue before the cash runs low.
European Lithium (ASX: EUR) share price gains 5% as Critical Metals merger nears 7 May binding agreement
Critical Metals offered A$0.58 per EUR share. Thursday is the binding deadline. A $24m cash shortfall and Tanbreez consolidation are the live tensions.
The Turnberry Agreement: Inside the asymmetric United States and European Union trade framework now under strain
Brussels accepted a 15 per cent tariff ceiling for stability. Trump just breached it. The Turnberry Agreement was the floor, not the deal.
Turnberry Agreement under strain: Trump hikes European Union car tariffs to 25% from next week
European Union autos face a 25 per cent United States tariff next week. Brussels says it complied. Trump says it did not. The Turnberry deal hangs in the balance.