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Moovit Cuts One-Third of Staff Amid CEO Departure and Strategic Shift
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First reported by Globes · 19 hours ago
What happened
Moovit, owned by Mobileye, is cutting one-third of its staff amid CEO Amnon Shashua's departure and a strategic shift focusing on user growth and robotaxi expansion. Intel acquired Moovit in 2020, and Mobileye is exploring selling the company. Moovit plans to invest in consumer growth and deepen integration with Mobileye's technology.
- 01Moovit lays off about one-third of its 200 employees amid strategic changes.
- 02Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua announces departure after 27 years.
- 03Intel bought Moovit in 2020 for $915 million, placing it under Mobileye.
- 04Mobileye is seeking to sell Moovit, hiring Barclays to find a buyer.
- 05Moovit shifts focus to accelerating user growth and expanding robotaxi market.
- 06Company holds one of the largest public transit data sets and sells anonymized data to authorities.
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