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Alphabet's Self Driving Unit Waymo Begins Autonomous Ride-Sharing In US
This launch comes after receiving feedback from these early riders who were bound by NDAs. The company is now deploying a fleet of Chrysler Pacifica minivans.
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Nissan Plans To Start Driverless Ride-Hailing Service To Beat Startup Competition
Nissan Motor Co Ltd on Thursday said it plans to launch driverless ride-hailing and ride-sharing services in coming years, as the automaker looks beyond making and selling cars to survive an industry being quickly transformed by new services.
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Uber Drivers Protest at Fee Hike in First London Demo
This is one of the first times Uber's own drivers have protested against the company.
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Uber Launches Services in Australia
Ride sharing app Uber has officially launched Uber X services in Canberra on Friday after the nation's capital became the first Australian city to regulate ride sharing.
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Australian Capital to Regulate Ride-Sharing App Uber
The Australian city of Canberra Wednesday said it would become the first capital in the world to regulate ride-sharing services such as Uber, even as the controversial apps face legal challenges elsewhere.
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Uber Files Complaints Against German and Spanish Bans
"We have received two complaints against France and one against Germany," said a spokesman for the European Commission.
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Dutch Regulators Raid Uber Offices Over Court Ruling Compliance
Transport Inspectorate spokeswoman Elif Bagcisaid there were signs the company continued to offer the banned UberPOP service.
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Uber Sets Up Response Teams as Safety Concerns Rise
The company has been dogged by controversies surrounding its business practices and safety policies.
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Uber Unveils Plan to Train 50,000 Women Taxi Drivers in India by 2020
iCare Life, in charge of the training, said the course is for four months and a batch of 15 has been inducted, adding Uber is financing the training.
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Uber Halts Operations in Anchorage, Oregon City Sues Ride-Share Firm
Uber drivers had been providing free rides since last fall after a judge ruled that accepting payments would violate the city's taxi ordinance.
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Ride-Sharing Firm Uber Pulling Out of San Antonio Over Regulations
"They have just killed thousands of jobs in San Antonio," Uber Texas Manager Chris Nakutis said.
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Uber Slashes Fares Up to 40 Percent Across India
"We're dropping our prices so everyone can now try the full Uber experience."
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Uber Pilots Ride-Sharing Service in Japan
The "Everyone's Uber" service went live on Thursday in the western city of Fukuoka.
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Alphabet's Self Driving Unit Waymo Begins Autonomous Ride-Sharing In US
This launch comes after receiving feedback from these early riders who were bound by NDAs. The company is now deploying a fleet of Chrysler Pacifica minivans.
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Nissan Plans To Start Driverless Ride-Hailing Service To Beat Startup Competition
Nissan Motor Co Ltd on Thursday said it plans to launch driverless ride-hailing and ride-sharing services in coming years, as the automaker looks beyond making and selling cars to survive an industry being quickly transformed by new services.
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Uber Drivers Protest at Fee Hike in First London Demo
This is one of the first times Uber's own drivers have protested against the company.
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Uber Launches Services in Australia
Ride sharing app Uber has officially launched Uber X services in Canberra on Friday after the nation's capital became the first Australian city to regulate ride sharing.
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Australian Capital to Regulate Ride-Sharing App Uber
The Australian city of Canberra Wednesday said it would become the first capital in the world to regulate ride-sharing services such as Uber, even as the controversial apps face legal challenges elsewhere.
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Uber Files Complaints Against German and Spanish Bans
"We have received two complaints against France and one against Germany," said a spokesman for the European Commission.
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Dutch Regulators Raid Uber Offices Over Court Ruling Compliance
Transport Inspectorate spokeswoman Elif Bagcisaid there were signs the company continued to offer the banned UberPOP service.
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Uber Sets Up Response Teams as Safety Concerns Rise
The company has been dogged by controversies surrounding its business practices and safety policies.
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Uber Unveils Plan to Train 50,000 Women Taxi Drivers in India by 2020
iCare Life, in charge of the training, said the course is for four months and a batch of 15 has been inducted, adding Uber is financing the training.
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Uber Halts Operations in Anchorage, Oregon City Sues Ride-Share Firm
Uber drivers had been providing free rides since last fall after a judge ruled that accepting payments would violate the city's taxi ordinance.
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Ride-Sharing Firm Uber Pulling Out of San Antonio Over Regulations
"They have just killed thousands of jobs in San Antonio," Uber Texas Manager Chris Nakutis said.
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Uber Slashes Fares Up to 40 Percent Across India
"We're dropping our prices so everyone can now try the full Uber experience."
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Uber Pilots Ride-Sharing Service in Japan
The "Everyone's Uber" service went live on Thursday in the western city of Fukuoka.
