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Autonomous trucking software developer TuSimple successfully traveled nearly 39 miles on an open public road in China, safely navigating normal traffic. The truck had no human occupant or outside help

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TuSimple, a publicly traded company developing self-driving trucks, is doing regular test runs on an expressway in Japan, marking its entrance into the island nation, the company said Tuesday. The tes

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The markets feared TuSimple stock would be delisted on May 15, but that didn't happen. While it deals with delisting concerns, TuSimple is also restructuring its operations.

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More than 136,000 employees were laid off by major U.S. companies in the first quarter of 2023.

TuSimple announced massive layoffs in the U.S. but has dropped plans to sell its Asia-Pacific business. This is good news for investors who have waited for things to get better at TuSimple.

TuSimple, the once high-flying autonomous trucks company that went public in 2021, is restructuring and laying off about 30% of its U.S. workforce as it works to preserve cash and stay in business.

TuSimple (NASDAQ: TSP ) layoffs are coming for employees of the American autonomous trucking company as it plans major job cuts. The TuSimple layoffs will see the California-based company cut 300 jobs

Autonomous trucking company TuSimple Holdings Inc. TSP, +31.96% announced Thursday that its board of directors has approved an “additional restructuring plan” that will mean the elimination of 300

TuSimple was warned that it was at risk of getting delisted from the Nasdaq as of May 15. However, it remains listed for now.

Autonomous trucking company TuSimple's stock shot up 28% Monday after the company narrowly dodged a delisting from the Nasdaq stock exchange. TuSimple's stock closed at $1.06 per share.

TuSimple shares will vanish from the Nasdaq on Monday. The one-time leader in autonomous trucking software failed to file two corporate financial reports for 2022 on time.

It wasn't that long ago that self-driving trucks company TuSimple was on a tear — raising funds, locking in partnerships and hitting some development milestones that seemed to push to it to the fron