Uber will invest up to $1.25bn in Rivian to deploy 10,000 robotaxis globally, marking a major step in the race to scale autonomous ride-hailing. Read more: Uber commits up to $1.25bn to Rivian in major Robotaxi push
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Legal tech firm Harvey partners with Suits actor Gabriel Macht in a rare B2B celebrity deal as it pushes global growth and AI adoption in law firms. Read more: Legal AI firm Harvey signs Suits star Gabriel Macht in rare B2B brand deal
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Greene King plans to sell 150 pubs and convert another 150 as it adapts to rising costs, changing consumer behaviour and pressure across the UK hospitality sector. Read more: Greene King to sell 150 pubs as operator reshapes estate amid mounting cost pressures
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Trustpilot reports £14m profit as AI-driven traffic boosts growth, with shares jumping 28% amid strong revenue and upgraded forecasts. Read more: Trustpilot profits soar as AI-driven traffic fuels sharp share price rally
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Bentley will cut 275 jobs as profits fall 42% to £187m, with the luxury carmaker citing weak demand, China slowdown and rising costs. Read more: Bentley to cut 275 jobs as profits slump amid global headwinds
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Britain’s largest car park operator NCP has filed notice of intention to appoint administrators, putting more than 1,000 jobs at risk across its 800 UK parking sites. Read more: NCP faces administration as Britain’s largest car park operator files court notice
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London biotech startup Ternary Therapeutics has raised £3.6m to scale its AI-powered platform designed to engineer molecular glue medicines targeting previously undruggable proteins. Read more: UK biotech Ternary raises £3.6m to scale AI platform for next-generation drugs
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Meta is reportedly planning sweeping layoffs that could affect up to 20% of its workforce as the tech giant ramps up AI investment and pursues greater efficiency through automation. Read more: Meta preparing major layoffs as AI spending accelerates
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Former Dragons’ Den investor Theo Paphitis has taken over as interim CEO of Robert Dyas, aiming to revive the struggling 93-store homewares retailer after falling sales. Read more: Theo Paphitis steps in as interim CEO of Robert Dyas to lead turnaround
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The results come at a highly volatile time for global oil markets as the US-Israeli tensions with Iran has led to a near-closure of the Strait of Hormuz The post Aramco posts drop in annual profit, announces its first buyback appeared first on Gulf Business.
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