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Rivian quietly withdraws 2027 profitability target as autonomous driving R&D spending increases

Rivian said in a securities filing on Thursday that it no longer expects positive adjusted EBITDA in 2027 due to accelerated autonomous driving technology development. The company's CFO had previously hinted at increased related investment, and it has partnered with Uber, which will invest up to $1.25 billion and purchase up to 50,000 autonomous R2 vehicles.

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GM CFO: Slower EV Growth Brings Cost-Reduction Opportunities

GM CFO Paul Jacobson noted at the BofA 2026 Global Auto Summit that the slowdown in EV growth is an opportunity for the company to optimize its cost structure. The company has recorded $6 billion in related charges due to strategic adjustments and plans to complete restructuring by the end of the second quarter of 2026. Despite tariff pressures, the company's adjusted free cash flow for full-year 2025 reached $10.6 billion.

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Beyond Meat delays full-year 2025 results release due to inventory accounting review

Beyond Meat announced on Tuesday that it is delaying its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results release due to the need for additional time to review inventory balances and provisions for excess and obsolete inventory. The company expects to release preliminary results on or before March 25, but the final 10-K filing may be delayed to March 31. Previously, the company had delayed its Q3 results due to internal control weaknesses and replaced its chief accounting officer.

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AI investment boom drives US companies to compress employee compensation, survey shows over half of companies have taken action

A survey of 866 US business leaders by ResumeBuilder.com found that over half of companies are freeing up funds for AI investment by cutting salaries, bonuses, equity, and benefits, with 26% planning layoffs. The impact of AI on employment has raised widespread concerns, but an EY report shows some CEOs still plan to maintain or increase their workforce.

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Louis Dreyfus Promotes Freight Chief to Chief Financial Officer

Louis Dreyfus Company announced that global freight chief Sebastien Landerreiche will assume the role of Chief Financial Officer starting Wednesday. Following the unexpected passing of former CFO Patrick Trull at the end of December, the company had appointed an interim CFO. With rich experience in both freight and finance, Landerreiche will align the company's financial strategy with its growth plans.

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Peloton appoints Chief Accounting Officer Saqib Baig as interim CFO

Peloton Interactive announced in a securities filing that Chief Accounting Officer Saqib Baig will serve as interim Chief Financial Officer starting March 27, succeeding Liz Coddington, who departed due to "external opportunities." Baig has served as CAO since November 2022 and has also held the role of CFO for the commercial division since August of last year. Previously, he worked at Meta, Colgate-Palmolive, GE Capital, and Big Four accounting firms. The company is facing declining subscription numbers and continues to advance its restructuring plan to cut costs.

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Phoenix Copper dismisses chairman and CFO following misconduct investigation

Phoenix Copper Limited announced on Monday that it has dismissed Executive Chairman Marcus Edwards-Jones and Chief Financial Officer Richard Wilkins after an internal investigation confirmed misconduct involving financial transactions. The investigation found that between 2016 and 2025, approximately $1.8 million was paid to companies owned by Edwards-Jones without the board's knowledge or approval. The company also disclosed other unauthorized payments and has appointed Catherine Evans as interim non-executive chair.

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Instant pay can help low-income workers develop savings habits, research finds

A recent study published in the peer-reviewed journal Information Systems Research indicates that earned wage access (EWA) services can significantly help low-income workers save, manage finances, and engage in long-term planning. Data show that moderate and consistent use of EWA can increase monthly savings frequency by 3.7%, raise financial dashboard monitoring frequency by 12%, and increase the proportion of setting financial goals by 1.3%. However, if users fall into a pattern of frequent instant withdrawals, these benefits will noticeably diminish.

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