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GM Cruise Executives Leave Amid Crash Investigation

Cruise confirmed nine employees have departed the company amid its investigation into an incident on Oct.2 that left a pedestrian injured.

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GM s Cruise Robotaxi Unit Laying Off 24% of Workforce

Job cuts come after self-driving car company paused operations on the road following an October crash

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The EV Bubble Has Popped So Has This One

Self driving cars capture imaginations. The technology, however, has been stubbornly difficult to develop.

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GM s Cruise faces fine in alleged cover-up of San Francisco accident s severity

California regulators are alleging a San Francisco robotaxi service owned by General Motors covered up the severity of an accident involving one of its.

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GM s Cruise Ordered by California Regulator to Testify About October Incident

CPUC says the self-driving car company omitted critical information after pedestrian collision and could face $1.5 million fine

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