This is the first time the Alphabet-owned company has turned to debt financing.

Drivers on Detroit roads are about to become acquainted with a phenomenon that’s become commonplace in other cities across the South and the West Coast: cars traveling without anyone behind the wheel.

The Alphabet-owned company announced its first debt financing of $5 billion, arranged by Goldman Sachs and a bunch of private credit providers. Earlier this year, Waymo raised $16 billion in equity; ...

Waymo closed a $5 billion term loan on Thursday, marking the Alphabet-owned autonomous vehicle company's first debt financing ...

Waymo secured its first round of debt funding from outside lenders who collectively provided $5B to help finance the company’s robotaxi ambitions. The lenders included Blackstone, PIMCO, Sixth Street, ...

Oct 8 (Reuters) - Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo on Thursday said it has closed a $5 billion term loan, marking the company's first debt financing as it looks to expand its autonomous ride-hailing ...

A Denver man who called a Waymo a couple weeks ago had no idea what was in store for him after getting in. A person threw a carton of eggs at the side of the vehicle and the passenger caught the whole ...

After 271 million driverless miles, Waymo says its cars were involved in 82% fewer injury-causing crashes than humans.

Waymo has started fully autonomous rides in Detroit but isn't ready to open its robotaxi service to the public yet.

Waymo says after 271 million driverless miles, its vehicles were involved in 82 percent fewer injury-causing crashes as compared to human drivers.

An autonomous Waymo robotaxi fleet is getting closer to public use in the Motor City.

Waymo increased the size of its inaugural debt raise to $5 billion, tapping lenders to help fuel the robotaxi company’s ...