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Uber Used Software to Evade Government Officials, Portland Probe Finds
When Uber began operating in Portland in December 2014, it did not have any permits, so it used a software tool it had created called Greyball to block regulators from booking rides.
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Uber Rival Grab Said to Be Raising $2 Billion From SoftBank, China's Didi
Grab, which operates its ride-hailing platform in 55 cities across seven countries, raised $750 million in a funding round in September, with sources then valuing the five-year-old startup at over $3 billion.
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Alphabet's Waymo Must Disclose Details of Lyft Car Deal to Uber, Rules US Judge
Waymo and ride-hailing service Lyft, which is a competitor to Uber, announced a partnership to get self-driving vehicles on the roads earlier this year.
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Uber Suspends Unlicensed UberPOP Service in Finland Until Next Year
Uber's Finland country manager Joel Jarvinen said it would halt UberPOP in Finland to avoid problems for its drivers.
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Uber Can Be Banned by EU States, Notes Top EU Lawyer
ECJ's advocate generals - its top lawyers - are regularly called on to provide initial guidance to the court which in most instances follows their advice in its final rulings.
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Uber Faces US DOJ Criminal Probe Over 'Greyball' Software Used to Evade Authorities
Uber prohibited the use of Greyball shortly after the New York Times revealed its existence in March.
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Uber May Face $1 Million Fine Over California Drunken-Driving Complaints
The consumer protection arm of the California Public Utility Commission found Uber violated "zero-tolerance" rules governing drunken-driving complaints on 151 occasions.
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Uber, Jet Airways Partner to Let Users Book Cabs Through Airline's App
The cab booking feature will be available to all Jet Airways' guests in the cities where Uber currently operates in India.
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Uber Vows Not to Trick Regulators With 'Greyball' Tool
"We have started a review of the different ways this technology has been used to date," Uber chief security officer Joe Sullivan said.
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Uber to Go It Alone as It Expands Into Southeast Asia
Uber faces increasing competition in Southeast Asia, such as from Gojek in Indonesia.
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Uber Skips World's Biggest Cab Market for Town of 5,914 People
If successful, Tangocho could become a template for Uber to conquer more places in Japan's countryside.
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Uber Used Software to Evade Government Officials, Portland Probe Finds
When Uber began operating in Portland in December 2014, it did not have any permits, so it used a software tool it had created called Greyball to block regulators from booking rides.
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Uber Rival Grab Said to Be Raising $2 Billion From SoftBank, China's Didi
Grab, which operates its ride-hailing platform in 55 cities across seven countries, raised $750 million in a funding round in September, with sources then valuing the five-year-old startup at over $3 billion.
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Alphabet's Waymo Must Disclose Details of Lyft Car Deal to Uber, Rules US Judge
Waymo and ride-hailing service Lyft, which is a competitor to Uber, announced a partnership to get self-driving vehicles on the roads earlier this year.
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Uber Suspends Unlicensed UberPOP Service in Finland Until Next Year
Uber's Finland country manager Joel Jarvinen said it would halt UberPOP in Finland to avoid problems for its drivers.
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Uber Can Be Banned by EU States, Notes Top EU Lawyer
ECJ's advocate generals - its top lawyers - are regularly called on to provide initial guidance to the court which in most instances follows their advice in its final rulings.
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Uber Faces US DOJ Criminal Probe Over 'Greyball' Software Used to Evade Authorities
Uber prohibited the use of Greyball shortly after the New York Times revealed its existence in March.
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Uber May Face $1 Million Fine Over California Drunken-Driving Complaints
The consumer protection arm of the California Public Utility Commission found Uber violated "zero-tolerance" rules governing drunken-driving complaints on 151 occasions.
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Uber, Jet Airways Partner to Let Users Book Cabs Through Airline's App
The cab booking feature will be available to all Jet Airways' guests in the cities where Uber currently operates in India.
-
Uber Vows Not to Trick Regulators With 'Greyball' Tool
"We have started a review of the different ways this technology has been used to date," Uber chief security officer Joe Sullivan said.
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Uber to Go It Alone as It Expands Into Southeast Asia
Uber faces increasing competition in Southeast Asia, such as from Gojek in Indonesia.
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Uber Skips World's Biggest Cab Market for Town of 5,914 People
If successful, Tangocho could become a template for Uber to conquer more places in Japan's countryside.
