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The company said it expects to record a one-time charge of nearly $10 million to $11 million, most of which would be recorded in the fourth quarter.
The downsizing also follows the dramatic removal of chief executive Xiaodi Hou in October after an investigation by the company’s board revealed that some employees spent paid hours last year working for Hydron Inc, a startup working on autonomous trucks mostly in China.
Earlier this month, TuSimple also ended a deal with Navistar (NYSE:NAV) to co-develop trucks with autonomous driving capability.
