John Krafcik will no longer be the driver at Waymo
John Krafcik joined the Waymo self-driving subsidiary of Alphabet
Also interesting is that the Alphabet board has appointed two inside leaders as co-CEOs, and not
Bloomberg
(Bloomberg) — No matter how dim a view is taken on valuations, or the untethered exuberance of its retail devotees, or even its actual age, the bull market in stocks keeps managing to deliver goods to its faithful.Big tech falling? Energy and bank shares pick up the pace. Meme stocks out of vogue? Try software makers that have yet to turn any profits. Discovery Inc. ‘A’ shares got you down? That’s OK. Its ‘B’ class just inexplicably rallied the most in 16 years.For every retrograde price action in 2021
TipRanks
Do you like roller coasters? According to Deutsche Bank, we’re looking at some roller coaster volatility for the next few months, with near-term gains likely, followed by a Q2 retreat, and second-half gains. The firm expects share values to fall in the next three months, perhaps by as much as 5% to 10%, for several reasons laid out by the firm’s strategist Binky Chadha. “The more front-loaded the impact of the stimulus, and the direct stimulus checks at around a quarter of the new package clearly are one
Electric vehicle startup Lucid Motors is the latest to chime in on mounting “Apple Car” rumors, with the company’s CEO saying he welcomes competition from new industry entrants like Apple.
Peter Rawlinson pooh-poohed concerns of Apple muscling its way into the burgeoning EV market on Tuesday, telling CNBC’s “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer that there is enough room for multiple new players.
“I welcome the competition from a company like Apple,” he said. “Ultimately, you know, this is a technology race. Tesla recognizes that and Lucid recognizes that, and I think that’s what differentiates so many of the traditional
Katie Farmer, President and CEO, BNSF Railway
Katie Farmer, President and CEO, BNSF Railway
As part of a special series in Railway Age’s March 2021 issue, 11 North American railroad CEOs address the daunting challenges the freight rail industry faces as the 21st century enters its third decade—from operations and technology to marketing and growth. Here, Katie Farmer, President and CEO of BNSF Railway, discusses leveraging complex, exponentially growing advanced technology.
At BNSF Railway, we always look to leverage advanced technologies that will improve our ability to operate a safe and efficient railroad as well as provide
The automaker and the environmentalist.
It’s not a mismatched-buddy movie.
It’s an effort to make transportation safer, cleaner and equitable.
Jim Farley and Mary Nichols are together leading a global team that includes some of the most innovative minds in business, technology and public policy with a plan to help shape the future — not just for the U.S. but the world.
“By advocating for policies that improve and equalize transportation in our cities and communities while protecting our personal safety and the planet, we can make a fundamental difference in people’s lives,” Farley, the Ford CEO, told the Free
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