Uber Expands into Workplace Catering with $2.3 Billion ezCater Acquisition
Uber ezCater deal expands Uber Eats into workplace catering, adding a $2.3 billion cash acquisition to Uber’s 2026 deal push.
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Stratasys Launches Its F870 FDM System Large-Format Additive Manufacturing Platform At Toyota And Rivian Factories In The U.S.
Extending the Stratasys production-grade FDM portfolio, the F870 combines unrivaled large-format capabilities in a heated chamber backed by a suite of the strongest, most durable materials, all with a lower total cost
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