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Portugal Cab Drivers Block Lisbon Airport In Anti-Uber Protest
Thousands of Portuguese cab drivers blocked access to Lisbon international airport on Monday to protest government plans to regulate alternative ride-hailing services like Uber, and vowed to maintain their blockade until their demands are met.
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France Fines Uber USD 900,000 Over UberPOP Ride-Sharing Service
Uber was fined 800,000 euros ($900,000) by a French court on Thursday, half of which was suspended, over its controversial UberPOP ride-sharing service that was banned in the country after violent protests last year.
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Online Taxi Giant Uber Aims to Launch Services in Pakistan by End Of 2015
Online taxi-hailing service Uber will launch its services in Pakistan by the end of the year, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday, part of an aggressive push targeting megacities in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Uber Faces Lawsuit for Snubbing Blind People in US
Uber Technologies Inc must defend against a lawsuit accusing the popular ride-sharing service of discriminating against blind people by refusing to transport guide dogs, a federal judge ruled.
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German Court Imposes National Ban on Some Uber Services
A German regional court today issued a nationwide ban on online taxi service Uber, barring it from operating commercial services and levelling stiff fines for any violations of the country's local transport laws.
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Government Orders Installation of GPS in all Cabs Plying in Delhi
In order to ensure women safety, Delhi government has ordered all taxi operators to install GPS in their vehicles, failing which fitness certificate will not be issued to them.
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Uber Rape Accused Cannot Recall or Re-Examine Witnesses, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today stayed a Delhi High Court order allowing the rape-accused Uber taxi driver to recall and re-examine 13 witnesses in the trial. The witnesses in question include the victim, a 25-year-old woman executive, who had been raped in a taxi in December 2014.
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Uber Gets 7-Day Ultimatum from Delhi Government to Mend Licence Application
US-based radio taxi service Uber has been given a seven-day ultimatum by Delhi government to remove deficiencies in its application for running cabs in the national capital, failing which its plea to procure licence will be rejected.
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Uber Back in Delhi; Still Blacklisted, Says Government
US taxi-hailing app maker Uber Technologies Inc has restarted services in Delhi after a ban following rape allegations against one of its drivers, but a government official said the company remains blacklisted.
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French Court Refuses to Block Taxi App UberPOP
A French court on Friday rejected a bid by taxi companies to have Uber's amateur car service UberPop banned.
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Uber Case: Police Find Rape Accused Driver's iPhone
Delhi Police has recovered the iPhone which was provided by Uber to the driver accused of raping the 27-year-old finance company executive on Friday night inside the cab which she had booked through the company's App.
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Chicago Police Investigating Rape Allegation Against Uber Driver
Chicago police said on Tuesday they are investigating an allegation that a driver for the online car service Uber raped a female customer.
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Judge Bans Mobile Phone Taxi Service Uber in Spain
A judge on Tuesday banned the popular US cellphone-based taxi service Uber from operating in Spain, court officials said, following similar attempted moves in several other countries.
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"Banning Uber is Like Banning Railways For Train Accidents"
A day after Uber was banned in Delhi because of a rape case involving one of its drivers, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh wrote to state governments, suggesting that any taxi service that is not registered should be blacklisted.
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'Shocked, Shaken', Say Delhi Women After Rape Involving Uber Cab Driver
The incident of rape involving an Uber cab driver has come as a shock to working professionals like Poorva Bhardwaj and Sangmitra Sawant who prefer taking private cabs while travelling late nights because of work.
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Portugal Cab Drivers Block Lisbon Airport In Anti-Uber Protest
Thousands of Portuguese cab drivers blocked access to Lisbon international airport on Monday to protest government plans to regulate alternative ride-hailing services like Uber, and vowed to maintain their blockade until their demands are met.
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France Fines Uber USD 900,000 Over UberPOP Ride-Sharing Service
Uber was fined 800,000 euros ($900,000) by a French court on Thursday, half of which was suspended, over its controversial UberPOP ride-sharing service that was banned in the country after violent protests last year.
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Online Taxi Giant Uber Aims to Launch Services in Pakistan by End Of 2015
Online taxi-hailing service Uber will launch its services in Pakistan by the end of the year, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday, part of an aggressive push targeting megacities in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Uber Faces Lawsuit for Snubbing Blind People in US
Uber Technologies Inc must defend against a lawsuit accusing the popular ride-sharing service of discriminating against blind people by refusing to transport guide dogs, a federal judge ruled.
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German Court Imposes National Ban on Some Uber Services
A German regional court today issued a nationwide ban on online taxi service Uber, barring it from operating commercial services and levelling stiff fines for any violations of the country's local transport laws.
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Government Orders Installation of GPS in all Cabs Plying in Delhi
In order to ensure women safety, Delhi government has ordered all taxi operators to install GPS in their vehicles, failing which fitness certificate will not be issued to them.
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Uber Rape Accused Cannot Recall or Re-Examine Witnesses, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today stayed a Delhi High Court order allowing the rape-accused Uber taxi driver to recall and re-examine 13 witnesses in the trial. The witnesses in question include the victim, a 25-year-old woman executive, who had been raped in a taxi in December 2014.
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Uber Gets 7-Day Ultimatum from Delhi Government to Mend Licence Application
US-based radio taxi service Uber has been given a seven-day ultimatum by Delhi government to remove deficiencies in its application for running cabs in the national capital, failing which its plea to procure licence will be rejected.
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Uber Back in Delhi; Still Blacklisted, Says Government
US taxi-hailing app maker Uber Technologies Inc has restarted services in Delhi after a ban following rape allegations against one of its drivers, but a government official said the company remains blacklisted.
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French Court Refuses to Block Taxi App UberPOP
A French court on Friday rejected a bid by taxi companies to have Uber's amateur car service UberPop banned.
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Uber Case: Police Find Rape Accused Driver's iPhone
Delhi Police has recovered the iPhone which was provided by Uber to the driver accused of raping the 27-year-old finance company executive on Friday night inside the cab which she had booked through the company's App.
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Chicago Police Investigating Rape Allegation Against Uber Driver
Chicago police said on Tuesday they are investigating an allegation that a driver for the online car service Uber raped a female customer.
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Judge Bans Mobile Phone Taxi Service Uber in Spain
A judge on Tuesday banned the popular US cellphone-based taxi service Uber from operating in Spain, court officials said, following similar attempted moves in several other countries.
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"Banning Uber is Like Banning Railways For Train Accidents"
A day after Uber was banned in Delhi because of a rape case involving one of its drivers, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh wrote to state governments, suggesting that any taxi service that is not registered should be blacklisted.
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'Shocked, Shaken', Say Delhi Women After Rape Involving Uber Cab Driver
The incident of rape involving an Uber cab driver has come as a shock to working professionals like Poorva Bhardwaj and Sangmitra Sawant who prefer taking private cabs while travelling late nights because of work.
