A look at traditional auto makers' attempts to reimagine themselves as software and service companies, in order to fend off rivals like Uber and Waymo (Wall Street Journal)

A look at traditional auto makers' attempts to reimagine themselves as software and service companies, in order to fend off rivals like Uber and Waymo (Wall Street Journal)


Wall Street Journal:

A look at traditional auto makers’ attempts to reimagine themselves as software and service companies, in order to fend off rivals like Uber and Waymo  —  As IPO proposals value Uber at an eye-popping $120 billion, auto makers are racing to gain ground in everything from car sharing to driverless technology.

A look at traditional auto makers' attempts to reimagine themselves as software and service companies, in order to fend off rivals like Uber and Waymo (Wall Street Journal)
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