Toronto startup

Toronto startup

Uber's latest deal blitz seems designed to ensure this is the future that materializes. The ride-hailing giant's partnerships with multiple vendors aim to expand the market for driverless cars.

Microvast's Q4 results revealed a severe revenue miss, with $96.4 million reported against a consensus estimate of $133.75 million, leading to a 34.2% drop in shares.

SolarEdge stock is up 80% year-to-date and has tripled over the past year. Revenue came in at $335.36 million, up 96.4% year-over-year, reflecting recovering demand in its core inverter business.

The Off-Grid Luxury Mobile Double Office is a trailer-based unit that packs two fully independent workspaces and a sleeping area into a 26-ft (7.9-m) frame, all while running entirely on solar power. Built on a double-axle trailer, the unit spans 10 ft (3 m) wide, broader than a standard tow, which means it requires a permit for road transport.

For $1,000, Tomi Mikula will do something most people dread: negotiate with a car dealer. The 33-year-old spent more than a decade selling cars and auto financing at dealerships before starting his own business doing the opposite. Now he uses dealer speak and an encyclopedic knowledge of inventory to talk down sticker prices for buyers.

The little red four-wheeled delivery vehicle is expected to operate near Fremont's Downtown and City Center, an area centrally located near a high density of restaurants, apartments and other businesses in the city. Manufactured by Sonic Manufacturing Technologies in Fremont, DoorDash Dot can travel up to 20 miles per hour. It has built-in cup holders and enough cargo space to fit an extra-large pizza and a case of water.

I just moved here like a year ago and pretty much everyone I asked told me to not sit, so I don't sit. Plastic works just because it's easier to clean. Other transit systems, most recently in Seattle, have shifted away from fabric seats, citing complaints about cleanliness.

I believe that was the right decision, protecting Canadians, not supporting a U.S.-led owner that was pretty aggressive towards Canada. The province said the kill fee for what was set to be a $100-million deal is significantly less than the contract value, and the amount paid out was part of a negotiated settlement.

According to the clip, the woman shouted in Cantonese: "You're making my heart race! You've got plenty to do, so what's the point of messing around with this? Are you freaking crazy?" The Unitree Robotics G-1 then appeared to do a "raise the roof" motion with both arms while she continued to shout.

Bike Share Toronto had a 40-per-cent increase in individual riders in 2025 compared to 2024, according to its annual operating plan, which was presented to the Toronto Parking Authority board of directors on Wednesday. The program also saw a 10-per-cent increase in total rides taken, with a total of 7.8 million trips last year.