Cruise CEO and co-founder resigns after self-driving cars suspended in California

General Moters' self-driving-car unit, Cruise, is shaking up its leadership after the company lost permits needed to operate in California and paused its operations. On Sunday, Cruise Chief Executive Kyle Vogt announced he was resigning. Vogt, who co-founded Cruise in 2013, announced his departure on the social media site X, formerly Twitter. He didn't say why he was leaving but said he planned to spend more time with family and "explore some new ideas." "Cruise is still just getting started, and I believe it has a great future ahead," Vogt said on X.