Hyundai will build tens of thousands of Ioniq 5 robotaxis for Waymo in Georgia. Europe's union-wide route for driverless cars is capped at 1,500 a year.

Corridor launched an AI benefits brokerage with $25m from Bain Capital Ventures. Its agents quote small accounts brokers will not serve.

Bending Spoons has opened a Warsaw office after around 50,000 Polish applications this year, more than twice the 2025 total.

Three security acquisitions in one year, no price disclosed on any of them. Accenture now holds a majority of Dragos.

The Melbourne company says it automates more than half of Australia's home batteries. Morgan Stanley's climate fund just led a €49m round.

Volvo Cars has named Skoda's Klaus Zellmer as chief executive, starting no later than October 2027. Skoda's margin is 8.5%. Volvo's was 3.5% last year.

Amazon pays the partners. The partners set driver pay. Its new $1.9bn comes with an anticipated national average of nearly $24 an hour.

Rob DeSalvo returns as Perion's Managing Director, Americas, on fragmentation, AI and why advertisers now judge partners on business outcomes.

Amazon blocks Muse from its store and says Perplexity told the Ninth Circuit something its own servers contradicted.

Oura launched a $2.2bn IPO at a $14.1bn valuation. Three-quarters of the shares on offer are being sold by existing stockholders, not the company.

Five models from Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP and Lenovo, shipping 4 October in the US and 5 October in six more countries, but only the dollar price has been published.

Scott Bessent put the proposal to Chinese officials in Manhattan on Sunday. Chip export controls were kept out, and Beijing has not said whether it accepts.