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Aurora Innovation surges 8.73% after Berkshire Hathaway's McClane Company partnership to expand autonomous delivery in Texas, following flawless pilot with 1,400 loads delivered on-time.

Volvo has deployed 5,000+ electric semis with 100M+ zero-emission miles, vastly outpacing Tesla's few hundred deliveries in the Class 8 trucking segment.

NAFA's 2026 Institute & Expo drew 2,200 fleet professionals and 250 exhibitors to Cleveland, showcasing electrification and AI innovations shaping corporate and government transportation.

European XR software firm Virtualware posted record €8M bookings in 2025, projects 30% organic revenue growth for 2026 with North America expanding to 40% of revenue.

Report identifies $1 trillion autonomous trucking opportunity, with small-cap Nvidia partner backed by 2M+ tested miles and major OEM partnerships.

AB Volvo to report Q1 2026 results April 24, hosting hybrid press conference in Stockholm with CEO Lundstedt and CFO Backman.

AB Volvo completes conversion of 745,007 Series A shares to Series B shares, reducing total voting power to 600.7 million votes as of March 31, 2026.

AB Volvo schedules April 2026 AGM with SEK 13 per-share total dividend and shareholder climate disclosure proposal on agenda.

AB Volvo converts 2 million Series A shares to Series B, adjusting capital structure and voting rights effective February 27, 2026.

Nearly 80% of global enterprises now provide digital connectivity as standard employee travel support, reflecting a shift in prioritizing reliable internet access as essential to modern business travel.

Nearly 4 in 5 global corporations now provide digital connectivity solutions for traveling employees, reflecting a shift toward treating reliable international access as a core business requirement rather than optional perk.

79% of companies now offer digital connectivity solutions in corporate travel programs, recognizing seamless internet access as essential for employee productivity and duty of care.

79% of enterprises now prioritize digital connectivity for global workforce travel, viewing seamless internet access abroad as essential to operations and employee experience.

Digital connectivity now standard in corporate travel—79% of companies provide internet for internationally working employees, shifting from traditional support to integrated digital solutions for modern workforce needs.

Survey shows 79% of companies now provide digital connectivity to traveling employees, making internet access a standard operational necessity rather than optional benefit.

Nearly 80% of companies now include digital connectivity in business travel programs, recognizing reliable internet as essential infrastructure for employee productivity and welfare.

79% of corporations now consider digital connectivity essential for international business travel, shifting from optional benefit to core requirement for employee productivity and retention.

79% of companies now provide internet access for traveling employees, with digital connectivity becoming essential to modern business travel and workforce mobility strategies.

Digital connectivity for international travel has become a standard employee benefit for 79% of global enterprises, shifting from optional add-ons to essential support for workforce mobility and productivity.

Volvo's board proposes retaining Chairman Boman while replacing departing member Alahuhta. The slate will be voted on at the April 2026 Annual General Meeting.