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Investing.com -- General Motors Co (NYSE:GM). is set to reduce nearly 50% of the workforce in its Cruise autonomous vehicle division, according to a Tuesday report by Reuters. This move aligns with the company’s earlier disclosed plan to discontinue its robotaxi service and integrate the operations into its broader business.
The restructuring will see the exit of several of Cruise’s top leadership, including CEO Marc Whitten, as revealed in a company email sent by President Craig Glidden on Tuesday. The total staff reductions will affect about 1,000 positions.
Other executives set to leave Cruise include Chief Safety Officer Steve Kenner, Global Head of Public Policy Rob Grant, and Chief Human Resources Officer Nilka Thomas. Glidden, who also serves as the chief administrative officer, will remain for a while to assist with the transition, along with Cruise’s Chief Technology Officer Mo Elshenawy.
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