Industry

Samsung union conflict widens with New York ad and chair sent to prosecutors

Conflicts inside and around Samsung Electronics\' unions are growing. The DX division union ran a Times Square ad criticising workforce efficiency moves and plans an open-ended rally from Sept. 18 outside Chairman Jay Y. Lee\'s home. Separately, police sent six people including a union chair to prosecutors over alleged creation of a member list. New labour ministry guidelines also narrow what can be treated as a legal labour dispute, limiting unions\' leverage.

Mobility

Tesla\'s Cybercab takes first step into commercial service: what it can and cannot do

Tesla has started paid robotaxi service for its two-seat electric Cybercab in Austin, Texas, with the vehicle currently available only there and built without a steering wheel or pedals. The rollout remains limited and Tesla has not disclosed how many Cybercabs are operating for the public. The article details rider eligibility rules, luggage capacity and door and seat functions, along with in-cabin sensors and autonomous driving hardware, plus key specifications filed with the U.S. EPA.