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Taxi Driver Flashes Bengaluru Woman, Uber Takes Action After LinkedIn Post Goes Viral
Ride-hailing app Uber took action against the taxi driver for allegedly flashing a woman passenger in Bengaluru.
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Cab Aggregator Tygr Forays Into Mumbai Against Ola And Uber; No Peak Pricing
Mumbai citizens looking for an alternative to cab aggregators like Ola and Uber, Kolkata-based start-up, Tygr - an omni-transport app, promises to be the next go-to transport solution. After Kolkata, Ranchi and Indore, the company has introduced its services in Mumbai with initial 5000 cabs on-board.
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Apple CEO Threatened to Drop Uber's App Over iPhone Tagging: Report
A new in-depth report has claimed that Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was personally warned by Apple CEO Tim Cook for violating App Store guidelines.
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Indefinite Cab Strike In Delhi Called Off Partially On Sunday
The indefinite strike by drivers working with app-based cab aggregators was called off partially on Sunday as five unions agreed to run taxis in the National Capital Region following an assurance by the Delhi government.
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Uber Says App Doesn't Keep Track of Location; iOS Maps Extension to Blame
Uber spokesperson explains that it's actually the iOS Maps extension that accesses the location data and not the app.
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Uber Employees Secretly Tracked Celebrities, Acquaintances, Claims New Lawsuit
Uber defends itself and says that it enforces strict policies and technical controls to limit access to user data.
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Uber Seeks to Overtake China Market Leader Didi in 2017
The company has been in fierce competition with Didi Chuxing, which is backed by internet giants Alibaba and Tencent, across China.
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UberPool Carpooling Service to Expand to 3 More Indian Cities
The service, which is already available in Delhi and Bengaluru, will reach Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai on Sunday.
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Uber-Didi Global Duel Intensifies as Each Raises Billions
The new capital injections give the two companies extra firepower to duel each other for global dominance.
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Two to Tango, Please - Uber Finally Makes Inroads in Ageing Japan
Tango is one of Japan's almost 800 designated depopulated communities, and about 40 percent of the population is aged over 65.
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Uber Raises $3.5 Billion From Saudi Investment Fund
The deal comes as Saudi Arabia strives to diversify its economy away from reliance on oil production to include more entrepreneurship, open markets and productivity.
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Uber Says Ready to Accept Cap on Fares Fixed by Delhi Government
Uber said that per kilometre fare charged on its platform within Delhi will not exceed the government prescribed fare in the capital.
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Uber Testing Self-Driving Car in Pittsburgh
Uber says Pittsburgh is an ideal place to test self-driving cars because it has a wide variety of weather and road types.
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Uber Recognises Drivers' Guild in New York
The new guild will not act as a union, meaning it will not enable its members to take part in collective bargaining for better pay and other benefits.
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Uber, Lyft Spend Big, Lose Big in Texas Vote on Driver Fingerprinting
"Disappointment does not begin to describe how we feel about shutting down operations in Austin," Uber's Austin general manager Chris Nakutis said in a statement.
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Taxi Driver Flashes Bengaluru Woman, Uber Takes Action After LinkedIn Post Goes Viral
Ride-hailing app Uber took action against the taxi driver for allegedly flashing a woman passenger in Bengaluru.
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Cab Aggregator Tygr Forays Into Mumbai Against Ola And Uber; No Peak Pricing
Mumbai citizens looking for an alternative to cab aggregators like Ola and Uber, Kolkata-based start-up, Tygr - an omni-transport app, promises to be the next go-to transport solution. After Kolkata, Ranchi and Indore, the company has introduced its services in Mumbai with initial 5000 cabs on-board.
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Apple CEO Threatened to Drop Uber's App Over iPhone Tagging: Report
A new in-depth report has claimed that Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was personally warned by Apple CEO Tim Cook for violating App Store guidelines.
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Indefinite Cab Strike In Delhi Called Off Partially On Sunday
The indefinite strike by drivers working with app-based cab aggregators was called off partially on Sunday as five unions agreed to run taxis in the National Capital Region following an assurance by the Delhi government.
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Uber Says App Doesn't Keep Track of Location; iOS Maps Extension to Blame
Uber spokesperson explains that it's actually the iOS Maps extension that accesses the location data and not the app.
-
Uber Employees Secretly Tracked Celebrities, Acquaintances, Claims New Lawsuit
Uber defends itself and says that it enforces strict policies and technical controls to limit access to user data.
-
Uber Seeks to Overtake China Market Leader Didi in 2017
The company has been in fierce competition with Didi Chuxing, which is backed by internet giants Alibaba and Tencent, across China.
-
UberPool Carpooling Service to Expand to 3 More Indian Cities
The service, which is already available in Delhi and Bengaluru, will reach Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai on Sunday.
-
Uber-Didi Global Duel Intensifies as Each Raises Billions
The new capital injections give the two companies extra firepower to duel each other for global dominance.
-
Two to Tango, Please - Uber Finally Makes Inroads in Ageing Japan
Tango is one of Japan's almost 800 designated depopulated communities, and about 40 percent of the population is aged over 65.
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Uber Raises $3.5 Billion From Saudi Investment Fund
The deal comes as Saudi Arabia strives to diversify its economy away from reliance on oil production to include more entrepreneurship, open markets and productivity.
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Uber Says Ready to Accept Cap on Fares Fixed by Delhi Government
Uber said that per kilometre fare charged on its platform within Delhi will not exceed the government prescribed fare in the capital.
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Uber Testing Self-Driving Car in Pittsburgh
Uber says Pittsburgh is an ideal place to test self-driving cars because it has a wide variety of weather and road types.
-
Uber Recognises Drivers' Guild in New York
The new guild will not act as a union, meaning it will not enable its members to take part in collective bargaining for better pay and other benefits.
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Uber, Lyft Spend Big, Lose Big in Texas Vote on Driver Fingerprinting
"Disappointment does not begin to describe how we feel about shutting down operations in Austin," Uber's Austin general manager Chris Nakutis said in a statement.
