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Uber Knows More About Its Rape Problem Than Anyone Else. What Should It Do With That Data?
Uber this month reported data on the dangers of sexual assault on its app. Now it's facing calls to action, requiring the ride-hailing giant to make tough decisions on how to balance victims' wishes with demands to report dangerous riders and passengers to local regulators or law enforcement - or both.
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Lyft Sued by 20 More Women Who Allege Rape, Sexual Assault on the Ride-Hailing App
Twenty more women have come forward alleging they were raped or sexually assaulted while using Lyft, adding to a growing list of legal complaints against the ride-hailing company.
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20 More Women Sue Lyft Alleging Rape, Sexual Assault On Ride-Hailing App
Twenty more women have come forward alleging they were raped or sexually assaulted while using Lyft, adding to a growing list of legal complaints against the ride-hailing company from passengers who say they were targeted by drivers on the app.
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Uber Plans to Start Audio-Recording Rides in the US for Safety
Uber plans to record audio during rides in the United States as part of a new security feature, its latest push to protect riders amid rising safety concerns.
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"Need To Operate More Effectively, Efficiently", Uber CEO Tells Employees
Tech IPOs have long been viewed as a boon for Silicon Valley workers, ushering in a new era of corporate stability and stock-driven wealth.
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Elon Musk and Tesla Violated US Federal Labour Law, Judge Rules
A US judge ruled Friday that Tesla and its chief executive, Elon Musk, broke federal labour law by targeting union activity, the latest in a series of stinging rebukes to the electronic vehicle company.
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Walmart Sues Tesla Over String of Solar Panel Fires at Its Stores
Walmart filed suit against Tesla's energy division Tuesday, alleging breach of contract stemming from a string of at least seven solar panels fire at stores around the country.
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Uber Glitch Charges Users 100 Times Normal Price in the US
Uber passengers in multiple cities were startled Wednesday when they were charged 100 times their normal fare for short trips, a glitch that sparked jokes about surge pricing gone wild.
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Tesla Wants Everyone to Drive an Electric Car. Now It Risks Becoming a Niche Brand.
Tesla wants everyone on the road to be in an electric car. That futuristic vision may soon become reality - thanks to rivals.
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Uber's Second-in-Command, Chief Marketing Officer Depart in Post-IPO Shakeup
Uber's second-in-command and its chief marketing officer will be leaving the company, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced Friday.
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Uber, Lyft Drivers Strike for Pay Transparency
Uber and Lyft drivers around the world held strikes and demonstrations in numerous cities Wednesday to lobby for better pay and transparency.
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Tesla Sued by Family of Man Killed in Autopilot Crash
Walter Huang, a 38-year-old Apple engineer, was driving his Tesla Model X SUV in Mountain View, California on Autopilot mode in March 2018.
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Elon Musk, US SEC Get 2 Weeks to Settle Case Over Tesla CEO's Tweets
A US federal judge on Thursday ordered Elon Musk and the US Securities and Exchange Commission to meet over the next two weeks to settle their dispute over the Tesla CEO's use of Twitter.
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Twitter Still Won't Remove Trump's Tweets That Violate Its Rules. But It Will Label Them.
Twitter is exploring how it can annotate offensive tweets that break its rules but remain in the public interest, said Vijaya Gadde.
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With Ethiopian Airlines Crash, A Second New Boeing 737 MAX 8 Jet Goes Down
A plane crash that killed 157 people in Ethiopia on Sunday morning is likely to aggravate concerns over the safety of one of Boeing's newest commercial jets, aviation analysts say. The incident comes as the company faces intense scrutiny about another deadly plane crash involving the same 737 MAX 8 model.
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Uber Knows More About Its Rape Problem Than Anyone Else. What Should It Do With That Data?
Uber this month reported data on the dangers of sexual assault on its app. Now it's facing calls to action, requiring the ride-hailing giant to make tough decisions on how to balance victims' wishes with demands to report dangerous riders and passengers to local regulators or law enforcement - or both.
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Lyft Sued by 20 More Women Who Allege Rape, Sexual Assault on the Ride-Hailing App
Twenty more women have come forward alleging they were raped or sexually assaulted while using Lyft, adding to a growing list of legal complaints against the ride-hailing company.
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20 More Women Sue Lyft Alleging Rape, Sexual Assault On Ride-Hailing App
Twenty more women have come forward alleging they were raped or sexually assaulted while using Lyft, adding to a growing list of legal complaints against the ride-hailing company from passengers who say they were targeted by drivers on the app.
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Uber Plans to Start Audio-Recording Rides in the US for Safety
Uber plans to record audio during rides in the United States as part of a new security feature, its latest push to protect riders amid rising safety concerns.
-
"Need To Operate More Effectively, Efficiently", Uber CEO Tells Employees
Tech IPOs have long been viewed as a boon for Silicon Valley workers, ushering in a new era of corporate stability and stock-driven wealth.
-
Elon Musk and Tesla Violated US Federal Labour Law, Judge Rules
A US judge ruled Friday that Tesla and its chief executive, Elon Musk, broke federal labour law by targeting union activity, the latest in a series of stinging rebukes to the electronic vehicle company.
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Walmart Sues Tesla Over String of Solar Panel Fires at Its Stores
Walmart filed suit against Tesla's energy division Tuesday, alleging breach of contract stemming from a string of at least seven solar panels fire at stores around the country.
-
Uber Glitch Charges Users 100 Times Normal Price in the US
Uber passengers in multiple cities were startled Wednesday when they were charged 100 times their normal fare for short trips, a glitch that sparked jokes about surge pricing gone wild.
-
Tesla Wants Everyone to Drive an Electric Car. Now It Risks Becoming a Niche Brand.
Tesla wants everyone on the road to be in an electric car. That futuristic vision may soon become reality - thanks to rivals.
-
Uber's Second-in-Command, Chief Marketing Officer Depart in Post-IPO Shakeup
Uber's second-in-command and its chief marketing officer will be leaving the company, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi announced Friday.
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Uber, Lyft Drivers Strike for Pay Transparency
Uber and Lyft drivers around the world held strikes and demonstrations in numerous cities Wednesday to lobby for better pay and transparency.
-
Tesla Sued by Family of Man Killed in Autopilot Crash
Walter Huang, a 38-year-old Apple engineer, was driving his Tesla Model X SUV in Mountain View, California on Autopilot mode in March 2018.
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Elon Musk, US SEC Get 2 Weeks to Settle Case Over Tesla CEO's Tweets
A US federal judge on Thursday ordered Elon Musk and the US Securities and Exchange Commission to meet over the next two weeks to settle their dispute over the Tesla CEO's use of Twitter.
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Twitter Still Won't Remove Trump's Tweets That Violate Its Rules. But It Will Label Them.
Twitter is exploring how it can annotate offensive tweets that break its rules but remain in the public interest, said Vijaya Gadde.
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With Ethiopian Airlines Crash, A Second New Boeing 737 MAX 8 Jet Goes Down
A plane crash that killed 157 people in Ethiopia on Sunday morning is likely to aggravate concerns over the safety of one of Boeing's newest commercial jets, aviation analysts say. The incident comes as the company faces intense scrutiny about another deadly plane crash involving the same 737 MAX 8 model.
