Lyft

Lyft received a massive cash infusion from Jaguar Land Rover’s InMotion venture fund this week to the tune of $25 million. The investment will be used to power Lyft’s plans for expansion and new tech. It will also give Jaguar Land Rover’s inMotion Ventures an opportunity to test and develop mobile services such as autonomous vehicles and support Lyft drivers with a fleet of Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles.

Ride hailing firm Lyft and Google’s autonomous spin-off Waymo have announced that they are teaming up on a self-driving car project. The deal includes an agreement for the two firms to work together to bring autonomous technology into the mainstream.

I’m not sure what to think of the new Ghostbusters movie that is coming out this summer. It doesn’t bother me that the movie is all women this time out. I just don’t like when Hollywood messes with the movies that made the ’80s so iconic for me growing up.

With GM having recently poured $500 million into ridesharing service Lyft, the two companies have revealed that they are joining up to develop electric automated vehicles to help people get around. The autonomous vehicles will be based on the forthcoming Chevrolet Bolt, and will use tech that GM is acquiring in its purchase of Cruise Automation, a firm that develops autonomous driving tech.