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This week on the Mobility Tech & Connectivity Show: Kia launches ‘Live Stream Showroom’ to offer customers an innovative digital experience; Drivers Pass on Lane-Assist; Uber to buy Postmates for $2.65 billion to expand delivery; Amazon plans at least $100M in stock awards to keep Zoox talent; Kanye West Confirms He’s Running for President; WNBA players want Sen. Kelly Loeffler removed from Atlanta Dream ownership.
This week on the Mobility Tech & Connectivity Show: Rental car company SIXT set to take over 10 airport locations; Waymo Partnering with Volvo Car Group to scale the Waymo Driver; Tesla competitor Nikola will utilize fuel cell water; Ford Reintroducing Bronco as Standalone Brand; Introducing PONS – a new mobility ecosystem with autonomous vehicles for city needs; NFL star Colin Kaepernick and Disney announce partnership deal.
This week on the Mobility Tech & Connectivity Show: Tesla shareholders urged to oust Elon Musk over $55B pay deal; FDA Approves Prescription Video Game for ADHD; Civil rights groups call for national advertisers to pull ads from social media during the month of July.
This week on the Mobility Tech & Connectivity Show we welcome Kim Evenson and Tim Scoutelas from MAX Digital to discuss the company’s latest white paper: COVID-19 Impact on Consumers. Plus, new Tesla plant and the Removal of Historical Landmarks.
In this episode of the Mobility Tech & Connectivity Show: Renault to cut 15k jobs, shrink production, and restructure French plants; Tesla said to be working on a 12-passenger van for the Boring Company; Researchers find 3,000-year-old Maya structure larger than their pyramids; CNN ‘Journalist Of The Year’ Quits; Admits He Wrote Fake News; Is Zuckerberg Making a Mistake with Content Stance on Facebook?
This week on the Mobility Tech & Connectivity Show we are back with the “2-Minute Drill Down” where our two guests Herb Anderson and Tiffany Simonsen face off in a round of retorts limited to two minutes each in response to select current events happening in the world with your hosts Jay and Ryan.
In this episode of the Mobility Tech & Connectivity Show: Hertz files for bankruptcy; Used car e-commerce company Vroom files for IPO; Spotify Keeps Focusing on Podcasts with Joe Rogan Deal; Human rights groups object after man in Singapore sentenced to death via Zoom; Twitter Deletes Michelle Malkin’s “Censorship” Video; Restaurants rebel against delivery apps as cities crack down on fees
This week on the Mobility Tech & Connectivity Show we are back with the all-new “2-Minute Drill Down” where our two guests Heather Burton and Terry Lancaster face off in a round of retorts to select current events happening in the world with your hosts Ryan and Jay.
In this episode of the Mobility Tech & Connectivity Show we took an alternate approach with the program and introduced the all-new segment – 2-Minute Drill Down where our two guests faced each other in a round of retorts to select current events happening in the world: Elon Musk Defies Lockdown Orders and Reopens Tesla’s Factory; Police Drones Used to Enforce Social Distancing; People Uncomfortable With Government Tracking, but Less So if It’s to Fight Virus.
