Serve Robotics Inc. Common StockSERV
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Serve's Q2 revenue missed estimates and it cut its 2026 outlook due to lower delivery volume through Uber Eats, plus Uber sold its stake and partnership may not renew.
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Uber Technologies IncUBER
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Uber sold its entire stake in Serve Robotics, a financial move, but the article does not state Uber's rationale or expected impact on Uber.
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Caterpillar announced on September 15 that its self-driving haul trucks at a Luck Stone quarry are moving large tonnage, with expansion to two more Virginia quarries, Boscobel and Bealeton, including the first autonomous deployment of Cat 775 trucks. The company disclosed no order value, truck count, or profit contribution from the autonomy milestone, and autonomy was named on the earnings call only as a source of higher SG&A and R&D expenses inside Resource Industries. In the second quarter of 2026, revenue reached $20.5 billion, up 24% year over year, with adjusted EPS of $8.17, up 73%, while backlog climbed to $72 billion, up roughly $35 billion versus a year earlier. Power & Energy is the engine, with segment sales up 17% to $8.2 billion and power generation sales up 72% on large gensets and turbines for data centers, and gas prime orders extend toward the back half of 2028 and into 2029. Caterpillar trades at $798.51 against a consensus analyst target of $975.61, a trailing PE of 34x, and full-year tariff costs of around $2.2 billion for 2026, with expected IEEPA tariff recoveries of approximately $400 million.
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China Nerin Signs Nearly $500 Million Contract for Zambia Copper Tailings Leach Plant Project
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Caterpillar Expands Luck Stone Autonomous Hauling to More Quarries
Caterpillar expanded its autonomous hauling partnership with Luck Stone to additional quarry sites in the United States, marking the first use of autonomous haulage on Cat 775 trucks specifically configured for quarry operations. The partners are targeting gains in safety, production consistency and workforce development through wider use of automation across these quarries. Caterpillar, a machinery heavyweight with a reported market value of about $360.2 billion, builds large-scale construction and mining equipment that can directly use autonomous hauling systems in quarries. The company's Narrative holds that heavy equipment is shifting from pure iron to technology plus services, with autonomy and electrification supporting multi-year demand and profitability, and deploying autonomy on Cat 775 fleets can deepen Caterpillar's services and software footprint rather than just sell more trucks. Rivals including Komatsu and Volvo are also targeting that services and software territory, while analysts flag tariff pressure, pricing competition and high capital intensity as weak points that could amplify earnings swings if customers hesitate on autonomy rollouts.