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Deliveries can go wrong in so many ways. A missed turn here, a delayed drop-off there, a frustrated customer refreshing their tracking page for the tenth time. Small mistakes that could turn into big, expensive problems without the right delivery
Tesla reinstated the $50,000 reselling clause for the Cybertruck. Buyers won’t be able to ‘flip’ or ‘scalp’ the electric pickup within the first year of ownership.
December is a time to take stock of the year and plan, but for many companies, it’s also a time to make strategic shifts like cutting jobs. According to Chicago-based
Explore how Cruise, GM’s robotaxi company, faces fines and operational hurdles in California following a pedestrian incident.
A parliamentary inquiry is set to look into food affordability in Australia, specifically focusing on Coles and Woolworths supermarkets. Australia’s third largest political party, the Greens, managed to put pressure
Car production in the UK is on track to reach 1 million light vehicles, if recent statistics are anything to go by.
A 13-hour-long blackout has left Optus customers in Australia furious, and the storm is not yet over. Even after the departure of its CEO, an apology and a compensation ‘gift’
Imagine Uber Eats, but instead of ordering food, you order a service. A handyperson or driver to complete specific tasks or do errands for the business. This pilot project is
October 18 will go down in the logistics history books as a day of panic, uncertainty, and confusion. Convoy, the digital brokerage leader in the US, unexpectedly canceled all shipments,
Cruise, GM’s self-driving unit, shifts focus from the Origin robotaxi to the Chevy Bolt AV, aiming to enhance safety and financial stability.
The rising cost of living has put households and small businesses on edge. Getta Burger is the latest to have ended its journey in Brisbane, closing all shops due to
The high cost-of-living significantly impacts not only how young people spend their income but also how government spends on poverty-stricken communities. Businesses are called upon to play a bigger role
Cruise’s co-founder and CEO, Kyle Vogt, announced his resignation on Monday, saying he plans to spend time with his family.
The trucking industry journeys into a high-stakes, uncertain peak season, balancing strong consumer demand with economic fluctuations.
“We let you down, and for that, I am deeply sorry,” a red-faced Optus CEO Kelly Rosmarin tells the Australian parliament. Business owners are still hot under the color after
“It’s a reminder that everyone is under attack because there’s an enormous amount of value for attackers in gaining a foothold in these companies,” warns Hunt.
