Uber

Uber users will not have the option to pool rides with others riders headed in the same direction for the time being.

Uber is not liable for a death related to an accident with one of its self-driving vehicles and will not face criminal charges.

Toyota is to make a $500 million investment in Uber as the pair seek to catch up to competition in the self-driving car space.

Uber users in London can relax because the service will continue to operate for at least 15 months following a Magistrate's decision.

Uber is appealing against a decision to deny the company a license to operate in London in a UK court.

Earlier this week we reported about the first confirmed pedestrian fatality involving a self-driving car. The Uber's experimental car in question ......

Ride-hailing service Uber has suspended its North American self-driving vehicles tests after news of the first fatality involving one of the autonomous cars spread on Monday.

European Court of Justice has ruled today on the Uber case where the US-based ride-hailing app was looking to be classified as digital company. ......

Uber has fired two employees after a breach of user data was covered up last year, Dara Khosrowshahi has revealed to the public.

UK Prime Minister says that the decision by TfL not to renew Uber's license to operate in London is disproportionate.

Ride-hailing service Uber will not be issued a new license to operate in the city of London after its current license expires on September 30.

Uber founder Travis Kalanick is resigning as chief executive officer under investor pressure, following a slew of controversies that rocked the ride-hailing firm.

Uber's controversial use of 'Greyball' to evade regulators and law enforcement is now the subject of a criminal investigation, according to a report.

The New York Times has revealed that the ride-hailing service tracked iPhones used by customers in a bid to tackle fraud.

Responding to new taxi regulations in the country, Uber is halting its services for Danish customers while it negotiates with the government.

It has been reported that Uber used a secret program called Greyball to thwart efforts by regulators or authorities to catch its drivers.

A High Court ruling against Uber in the UK could cost the firm some of its drivers in London.

A London employment tribunal has ruled that Uber drivers will be classified as employees rather than self-employed in England and Wales, thus entitling them to holiday pay, a national minimum wage, and paid breaks.

Didi Chuxing, the popular Chinese ride-hailing company, is looking to expand outside of its home country.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has announced this week that the company has reached an incredible milestone: 2 billion rides.
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