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NASDAQ:KDK News 25 September 2025

Soros and ARK Bet $2.5 Billion on Driverless Trucks – Inside Kodiak Robotics’ Bold Wall Street Debut

Soros and ARK Bet $2.5 Billion on Driverless Trucks – Inside Kodiak Robotics’ Bold Wall Street Debut

A Startup’s Journey from Silicon Valley to Wall Street Kodiak Robotics was founded in 2018 with a vision of commercializing driverless semi-trucks at scale. CEO Don Burnette, an industry veteran, previously worked on Google’s self-driving car team and co-founded Otto (the self-driving truck startup acquired by Uber) techcrunch.com. After the Otto saga, Burnette zeroed in on trucking as the “killer app” for autonomy – a sector where automating long-haul rigs could dramatically cut costs and fill chronic driver shortages techcrunch.com reuters.com. Kodiak set up operations in Mountain View, CA, but did much of its testing in Texas, taking advantage of

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RELX share price slides again as AI fears linger, results next week in focus

7 February 2026
London, Feb 7, 2026, 08:02 GMT — Market closed RELX shares closed down 4.62% at 2,145 pence on Friday, ending the week on a soft note with London markets shut for the weekend. (Hargreaves Lansdown) The move leaves investors heading into next week’s session with one date circled: Feb. 12, when RELX is due to publish results for the year to Dec. 31. The stock has been caught in a wider selloff in information, data and legal analytics names as investors reassess how fast new AI tools could squeeze incumbents. (Relx) RELX also disclosed another round of buybacks on Friday,
Rio Tinto stock jumps as Glencore mega-merger is shelved; what to watch next week

Rio Tinto stock jumps as Glencore mega-merger is shelved; what to watch next week

7 February 2026
Rio Tinto’s U.S. shares closed up 2.5% at $93.37 Friday after the company ruled out a merger with Glencore, triggering a six-month “no-bid” lockout under UK takeover rules. Both companies cited disagreements over valuation. Attention now turns to Rio’s Feb. 19 results and iron ore prices, which fell below $100 a tonne amid weak Chinese demand.
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