Shifting Gears: Uber's founding CEO is completely out, Tesla gets a boost, and how to get a job in autonomous tech

After two months of heavy selling, Uber's founder and original CEO Travis Kalanick has completely exited his roughly $5.2 billion stake and relinquished his board seat.

While Uber has been in "Uber 2.0" for some time since Kalanick was ousted as chief executive and replaced by Dara Khosrowshahi, it's yet another sign that the company no longer bears any resemblance to its former self. Still, Kalanick's selling hasn't helped Uber's stock price climb from near-record lows.

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Tesla has "proven the skeptics" wrong in the near term, Daniel Ives, an analyst at Wedbush told clients this week as he raised his target price on the stock by $100 to $370 — still below shares' current levels.

"We move one step closer to believing this Tesla turnaround story is real as Musk has delivered with Tesla's back against the wall," he said. Shares rose about 1% following his bullish note.

The note comes after a Tesla rally that's sent the stock surging past $420, the price at which CEO Elon Musk tweeted he had funding secured to take the company private in 2018. As the stock soars, traders that have bet against Tesla have lost more than $8 billion.

The electric-vehicle startup Rivian has received a $1.3 billion investment led by T. Rowe Price, Rivian announced on Monday. Amazon, Ford, and BlackRock also contributed to the funding round.

Once one of Tesla's biggest shareholders, T. Rowe Price sold much of its stake in the electric-car maker earlier this year.

Founded in 2009, Rivian has now raised over $3 billion, according to Pitchbook (which does not yet list the T. Rowe Price deal). Earlier this year, Rivian received a $500 million investment from Ford, a $700 million investment led by Amazon, and a $350 million investment from Cox Automotive. Ford will use Rivian's electric-vehicle platform in a new vehicle, as will Amazon, which has ordered from Rivian 100,000 electric delivery vans.

Boeing's board of directors on Monday fired CEO Dennis Muilenburg effective immediately as the company continues to grapple with a crisis surrounding the 737 Max, which crashed twice more than six months ago leaving the model grounded worldwide.

Investors cheered the move, which the stock rising following the news.

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