Redwood Materials Inc., the battery recycling company, has reached a deal to supply Panasonic with billions of dollars in critical battery components that will be produced in the U.S. for the first time.  

The software is intended to offer a central view of information from customers’ existing applications, from Microsoft and other vendors.

Hou was removed after the discovery that TuSimple employees spent paid hours working on matters for Hydron Inc., a firm with significant operations in China.

Taiwan accounts for around 65% of global semiconductor supply, and nearly 90% of the smallest and most sophisticated chips.

Adoption of the rules has been delayed several times amid wrangling over their contents.

Nearly 8% of stock perishes or is discarded and, in fact, 4.3% of stock spoils in the supply chain before it even reaches the shelf.

While executives and investors alike are in some cases heading for the exits, well-capitalized companies in the space are plowing ahead into new markets and projects.

Hou’s dismissal follows months of upheaval at TuSimple, including the departures of its chief financial officer and chief legal officer.

President Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power has only worsened worries that extend far beyond the auto industry.

Argo AI, darling of Ford and VW, is shutting down. Tesla’s self-driving claims are under criminal investigation. It's the end of years of faulty presumptions about driverless-vehicle technology.