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Amazon is reportedly expanding its electric delivery fleet through a multi-year partnership with Also, a Rivian spinoff. The agreement includes customized pedal-assist cargo quads capable of carrying over 400 pounds, set to launch in 2026 across the U.S. and Europe.
Amazon has reportedly entered into a multi-year collaboration with micromobility startup Also, a company spun out of electric vehicle maker Rivian, to integrate thousands of pedal-assist cargo quad vehicles into its delivery network. According to reports, the TM-Q electric quads are designed to transport over 400 pounds of packages while navigating bike lanes, addressing last-mile logistics challenges in dense urban areas.
Staffing giant Kelly Services is cutting approximately 2% of its corporate workforce, affecting about 100 employees. The restructuring comes as US employers’ hiring plans reach their lowest level since 2009, according to industry reports.
Kelly Services, one of the nation’s leading staffing and recruiting firms, is implementing a targeted reduction of its corporate workforce, according to company statements. The Troy, Michigan-based company confirmed it is cutting approximately 2% of its corporate employees, which sources indicate would affect about 100 workers from its 5,000-person corporate team.
Government technology startup Starbridge has raised $42 million in Series A funding led by David Sacks’ Craft Ventures. The platform helps businesses identify and pursue public sector contracts through AI-powered data aggregation and analysis.
Starbridge, a startup focused on modernizing how businesses sell to the public sector, has secured $42 million in Series A funding led by David Sacks’ Craft Ventures, according to reports from TechCrunch. The substantial investment round signals growing investor interest in the traditionally challenging government technology sector, sources indicate.
