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GM cuts Cruise workforce after robotaxi exit

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General Motors announced Tuesday it is laying off approximately 50% of the remaining employees at its Cruise Robotaxi division.

The decision follows GM's announcement two months ago to cease funding the autonomous vehicle unit, citing a highly competitive market and shifting capital priorities.

Cruise, which GM acquired in 2016, cost the automaker over $10 billion. Once employing 2,300 staff, the unit will now face a significant reduction as GM integrates it as a wholly owned subsidiary.

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