-- 極光創新公司 (Aurora Innovation，股票代碼：AUR) 與伯克希爾·哈撒韋公司 (Berkshire Hathaway，股票代碼：BRK.A, BRK.B) 旗下子公司麥克萊恩 (McLane) 週三宣布，雙方已達成協議，將在德克薩斯州使用極光自動駕駛系統 (Aurora Driver) 開展無人駕駛運輸業務。 聲明稱，雙方於 2023 年啟動了極光自動駕駛系統的監督式自動駕駛試點項目，目前已在德克薩斯州累計行駛超過 28 萬英里，並為麥克萊恩完成了 1400 次貨物配送。 聲明還指出，麥克萊恩已批准在達拉斯和休士頓之間開展無人駕駛運營，極光計劃在年底前將業務拓展至麥克萊恩在美國陽光地帶配送網絡的新路線。雙方未揭露具體的財務條款。
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Cargojet (CJT.TO) reported solid first-quarter results despite the macro volatility, underpinned by resilient domestic network performance and growth in new charter business in South/Central America, notes Stifel Canada.Analyst Daryl Young, who is maintaining a buy rating and $120.00 price target on the company's shares, notes that, at first look, Cargojet's adjusted EBITDA of $81.9 million was 4.9% above consensus.Management provided a constructive outlook, with the domestic network performing well through April, while the new charter customers/routes are expected to smooth traditional seasonality across the year.Revenue associated with the grounding of the MD-11 jets last November is expected to continue through the third quarter of this year. The international aircraft, crew, maintenance and insurance (ACMI) business remains slow, but appears to have found a new run-rate for the north/south routes (east/west routes will still take time to recover), Young adds."Overall, we continue to think that CJT is doing a good job managing through the current depressed environment, with its fundamental results and share price poised to see upside as tariff/trade overhangs eventually fade."Price: $82.17, Change: $+4.47, Percent Change: +5.75%
CFRA, an independent research provider, has providedwith the following research alert. Analysts at CFRA have summarized their opinion as follows:We lower our 12-month target to $6 from $10. Following a weaker-than-expected Q1 earnings release, we are maintaining a Hold opinion on LCID shares. We revise our adjusted EPS estimates to -$12.00 from -$12.70 for '26 and to -$11.10 from -$11.45 for '27. LCID posted Q1 adjusted EPS of -$2.82 vs. -$2.04, well short of the -$2.30 consensus. Revenue rose 20% to $282.5M ($76.0M below consensus) in Q1, led by higher prices, as total vehicle sales fell 1% to 3,093 units. In the release, LCID did not provide any update regarding prior 2026 vehicle production guidance of 25K-27K units (an implied increase over the 17,840 units produced in 2025). In our view, LCID's accelerating cash burn and rising inventories suggest ongoing risks. The company's ability to achieve sustainable growth while managing its substantial cash requirements remains the critical challenge as it seeks to establish a viable position in the competitive luxury EV market; however, a $1.5B capital raise last month helps extend its liquidity runway.
RBC Capital Markets maintained its outperform rating on the shares of Colliers International Group (CIGI.TO, CIGI) and lowered its price target to US$155.00 from US$160.00 after the company reported its first-quarter financial results.RBC characterized Q1 as "top-line strong but bottom-line wobbly.""Overall AEBITDA margin declined 67 bps to 9.5%, caused by: 1) CIGI has been investing in recruiting and IT investments to enable AI efficiencies within CRE, 2) Outsourcing had slower growth, 3) Lower utilization in residential development and telecom end markets in Engineering, 4) Higher than expected tax rate in Europe, 5) Integration under Harrison Street platform in IM, which has been well articulated in the past," stated RBC.While 2026 guidance was maintained, it relies on a strong H2, said RBC. CM and leasing appear on track to deliver "strong revenue growth", 25% expected for CM and 8% for leasing in 2026, which RBC expects to more fully flow through to EBITDA in H2, as it did last year. Europe and APAC "could be slowing somewhat" from the Iran war but NA "remains strong notwithstanding rate rise," it further stated."Given macro uncertainties and lingering AI impact overhang where one is 'guilty until proven innocent', CIGI's price action today suggests that the market has no patience for wobbly quarters nor backend-loaded guidance," said RBC in a note dated May 5, 2026.RBC continues to believe that for "patient investors", CIGI offers "good value" even under RBC's "more conservative" 2026 estimates at 13x AEPS and 10.5x AEBITDA."Our new PT of (US)$155 (-3%) is based on forward AEBITDA multiple of 12.5x, reflecting 11x for CRE, 12x for Engineering and 15x for IM. Maintain OP," added RBC.Price: $137.23, Change: $+5.09, Percent Change: +3.85%