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Hyundai Motor deal with SoftBank for Boston Dynamics stake is as wild as the robot videos

Hyundai Motor deal with SoftBank for Boston Dynamics stake is as wild as the robot videos
MarketWatch Thursday 16 July 2026, 09:49 UTC By Steve Goldstein 1 min read
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Hyundai Motor may have just struck an incredible bargain — or maybe SoftBank is hard up for cash.

Hyundai Motor may have just struck an incredible bargain — or maybe SoftBank is hard up for cash. [Image text:] BostonDy #OAK RIDGE
Hyundai Motor (ORG) SoftBank (ORG) Boston Dynamics (ORG)
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