Rivian restructuring plans expected to emerge Friday | Bosch poised to spend $3B to help resolve chip needs | NHTSA rejects driver-selectable EV alert sounds | Twitter uses Musk’s tweets against him

CEO RJ Scaringe said the company is 'financially well positioned,' but that it has begun 'prioritizing certain programs (and) stopping some.'

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