Wayve's CEO talks teaching self-driving cars to handle US roads

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Wayve vehicles being tested in California.
Wayve announced in October that it would begin testing its driver-assist technology in California.

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A residential cruise ship has a 4-year, round-the-world voyage to 'escape' politics

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A drone shot of the Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship as it sails in blue waters.
The Villa Vie Odyssey in November entered the second month of its 15-year tour around the world.

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San Francisco’s Uphill Battle to Transform a Historic Highway Into a Park

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Great Highway Ocean Beach San Francisco

Billionaires Are the One Case Where Personal Choices Can Affect Climate Change

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Volkswagen mulls closing factories in Germany for the first time and cutting thousands of jobs to reduce costs

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Volkswagen is under intense pressure to cut costs.
Volkswagen issued its second profit warning in three months in September.

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You can now get an automatic refund if your flight is delayed or canceled

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A person holds a suitcase in front of an airport departures board

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I toured Rolls Royce's new NYC 'Private Office' where wealthy buyers can customize their $500,000+ cars — see inside

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lounge in Rolls-Royce New York Private Office
Rolls-Royce opened its first US Private Office in New York City where clients can turn their recent purchase into their dream car worth millions of dollars.

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6 new things Elon Musk said about the Cybercab on Tesla's earnings call

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Elon Musk sitting down with a mic
Elon Musk said Tesla's Cybercab will reach volume production in 2026.

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Tesla delays its $16,000 Cybertruck range extender and lowers its specs

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Cybertruck in showroom
Tesla is reducing the Cybertruck's range extender by about 25 miles and delaying its release.

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Skiplagged, the money-saving website that airlines hate, says it's not going anywhere after losing a $9.4 million lawsuit from American

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A flyer at an AA ticket counter.
American Airlines sued Skiplagged for damages of "hidden-city" ticketing.

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