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Travis Kalanick's Leave of Absence Puts Uber's Open COO Job in the Spotlight
Former US Attorney General Eric Holder's report advocates Uber should have a COO who "will act as a full partner" and run "day-to-day operations".
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Travis Kalanick's Brash Personality Made Him Both an Asset and a Liability for Uber
The hard-charging style which helped Uber succeed has also made Kalanick a target for critics.
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Uber Recommendations Show the Male-Dominated Company Has Been 'Out of Control'
Uber 2.0 will have to be much different from the free-wheeling company that flouted regulations and disrupted the taxi business.
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Moment Of Truth At Uber As Internal Probe Results To Be Released
Uber was to release results Tuesday of an internal investigation into misconduct and ethics, setting the stage for reforms at the ridesharing giant known for its no-holds-barred style of management.
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Uber Hires Ex-US Attorney General Holder to Probe Sexual Harassment
Holder and Tammy Albarran will look into the sexual harassment complaints about a manager at Uber.
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US to Free Thousands of Prisoners to Relieve Overcrowding
The United States is preparing to release thousands of prisoners considered at low risk of returning to crime, as part of an effort to ease prison overcrowding and redress overly harsh sentences.
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Edward Snowden Would Go to Prison to Return to US
Edward Snowden has asked that he be allowed to return to the US and go to jail for leaking details of National Security Agency (NSA) programmes to intercept electronic communications data on a vast scale.
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Loretta Lynch Sworn-In As US Attorney-General
US President Barack Obama's choice for US Attorney General, Loretta Lynch, was sworn in at her new job today, becoming the first African-American woman to hold the post.
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US Sikhs Honour Attorney General Eric Holder
The Sikh community in Washington has honoured the US Attorney General Eric Holder with a siropa, a ceremonial robe of honour, and a Sewa Service Award for services to their community.
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US Warns Agents Not to Consort With Prostitutes
The head of the US Justice Department on Friday warned the agency's employees -- including FBI and DEA agents -- not to solicit prostitutes.
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Suspect Charged in Shooting of Police Officers in Ferguson, Missouri
A 20-year-old man was charged on Sunday with first-degree assault in last week's shooting of two policemen during a protest rally in Ferguson, Missouri, a crime that shocked a city that has been devastated by months of racial strife.
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Ferguson Police Hunt for Suspects after 2 Officers Shot
The shooting of two police officers at a protest in Ferguson, Missouri, triggered a sweeping manhunt for suspects on Thursday and ratcheted up tensions in a city at the center of a national debate over race and policing.
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Barack Obama in Selma: 'Our March is Not Over'
US President Barack Obama rallied a new generation of Americans to the spirit of the civil rights struggle on Saturday, warning their march for freedom "is not yet finished."
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No Federal Charges in the Trayvon Martin Shooting Case: US
A Florida man who was acquitted of murder in the racially charged shooting death of an unarmed black teenager will not face federal hate crime charges, US justice officials said on Tuesday.
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Ex-CIA Officer in Leak Case Found Guilty of Espionage
A former CIA officer was convicted of espionage charges Monday for having leaked to a New York Times journalist classified details of a secret operation to thwart Iran's nuclear program.
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Travis Kalanick's Leave of Absence Puts Uber's Open COO Job in the Spotlight
Former US Attorney General Eric Holder's report advocates Uber should have a COO who "will act as a full partner" and run "day-to-day operations".
-
Travis Kalanick's Brash Personality Made Him Both an Asset and a Liability for Uber
The hard-charging style which helped Uber succeed has also made Kalanick a target for critics.
-
Uber Recommendations Show the Male-Dominated Company Has Been 'Out of Control'
Uber 2.0 will have to be much different from the free-wheeling company that flouted regulations and disrupted the taxi business.
-
Moment Of Truth At Uber As Internal Probe Results To Be Released
Uber was to release results Tuesday of an internal investigation into misconduct and ethics, setting the stage for reforms at the ridesharing giant known for its no-holds-barred style of management.
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Uber Hires Ex-US Attorney General Holder to Probe Sexual Harassment
Holder and Tammy Albarran will look into the sexual harassment complaints about a manager at Uber.
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US to Free Thousands of Prisoners to Relieve Overcrowding
The United States is preparing to release thousands of prisoners considered at low risk of returning to crime, as part of an effort to ease prison overcrowding and redress overly harsh sentences.
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Edward Snowden Would Go to Prison to Return to US
Edward Snowden has asked that he be allowed to return to the US and go to jail for leaking details of National Security Agency (NSA) programmes to intercept electronic communications data on a vast scale.
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Loretta Lynch Sworn-In As US Attorney-General
US President Barack Obama's choice for US Attorney General, Loretta Lynch, was sworn in at her new job today, becoming the first African-American woman to hold the post.
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US Sikhs Honour Attorney General Eric Holder
The Sikh community in Washington has honoured the US Attorney General Eric Holder with a siropa, a ceremonial robe of honour, and a Sewa Service Award for services to their community.
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US Warns Agents Not to Consort With Prostitutes
The head of the US Justice Department on Friday warned the agency's employees -- including FBI and DEA agents -- not to solicit prostitutes.
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Suspect Charged in Shooting of Police Officers in Ferguson, Missouri
A 20-year-old man was charged on Sunday with first-degree assault in last week's shooting of two policemen during a protest rally in Ferguson, Missouri, a crime that shocked a city that has been devastated by months of racial strife.
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Ferguson Police Hunt for Suspects after 2 Officers Shot
The shooting of two police officers at a protest in Ferguson, Missouri, triggered a sweeping manhunt for suspects on Thursday and ratcheted up tensions in a city at the center of a national debate over race and policing.
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Barack Obama in Selma: 'Our March is Not Over'
US President Barack Obama rallied a new generation of Americans to the spirit of the civil rights struggle on Saturday, warning their march for freedom "is not yet finished."
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No Federal Charges in the Trayvon Martin Shooting Case: US
A Florida man who was acquitted of murder in the racially charged shooting death of an unarmed black teenager will not face federal hate crime charges, US justice officials said on Tuesday.
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Ex-CIA Officer in Leak Case Found Guilty of Espionage
A former CIA officer was convicted of espionage charges Monday for having leaked to a New York Times journalist classified details of a secret operation to thwart Iran's nuclear program.
