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TechCrunch reports on the Uber–Waymo policy clash over Washington, D.C.'s proposed robotaxi rules, highlighting the regulatory hurdles, stiff pricing/testing requirements, and a possible but unlikely hybrid model that could shape market dynamics and head-start advantages.
Lucid denies bankruptcy rumors, citing liquidity to carry operations into next year while undergoing restructuring, layoffs, and a push on a smaller SUV and robotaxi plans with Uber/Nuro.
Venmo’s biggest makeover in years arrives as PayPal restructures to spin Venmo into a standalone unit, signaling potential sale, while the surrounding coverage underscores how fintech, mobility, and robotics funding and regulatory dynamics are evolving.
Uber accelerates towards a broad super-app by adding hotels, Lime files for an IPO amid liquidity risks, and regulatory actions (GM privacy settlement, DMV driverless permits) shape mobility/AI bets alongside a flurry of enterprise AI deals.
Lucid Motors plans a 12% workforce reduction in the US to move toward profitability, affecting hundreds of full-time employees.
An advisor to Prince Andrew pitched Jeffrey Epstein on investing in EV startups, including Lucid Motors, with details drawn from DOJ document releases as reviewed by TechCrunch.
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